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#1396937 02/12/2021 2:56 PM
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I know this one may not interest a lot of you but it is a pretty cool build that has been getting a lot of attention from the drift scenes. I bet people take more vids and pics of this one than any other car/truck there. I built my drift car about 4 years ago and I can say its the most fun I’ve had on 4 wheels (sometimes 3 haha).

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That is TOO COOL!!! The vid was an eyeopener for sure, I've always thought drifting would be a fun thing to try and never realized how versatile our old trucks are smile Guess that's taking AD trucks to the next level. I've had drift moments on asphalt. They were never fun. Over the years my buds and I played in snow covered fields & parking lots along with dusty gravel roads many times. I guess we were drifting, just no smoking tires.

Always thought the little V8 rig in my sig line would be a natural drift candidate, someday maybe.

RonR

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I saw that video and the interview with the driver some time back. Pretty kewl.


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