brb stealing oilz
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brb stealing oilz
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I was born on a pirate ship.
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Quote, originally posted by ebay » A CUSTOM SAIL CAN BE MADE FOR AN ADDITIONAL $100. Damn, sign me up!
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i wonder how my apartment complex would feel if I left this is a parking spot till next october....hrmmm
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Damn, this guy will be ALL over it!
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Hybrid, no. Solar, no. Wind power,, YES!
#10
ford pirate ship? how about a lincoln?
Originally Posted by Jack White
#11
i would take that to a ARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR rated movie.
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Quote, originally posted by add » THIS IS A VERY RARE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE A WELL BUILT PIRATE SHIP 
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Quote, originally posted by patrikman » ford pirate ship? how about a lincoln? 
Hehe, I was just thinking "this looks like the perfect pirate ship / car for somebody on double ultra secret probation..."
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#14
I hear that the 1993 Pirate Ships have problems rolling over in high seas.Chris
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Quote » THIS IS A VERY DETAILED RECREATION OF AN AUTHENTIC PIRATE SHIP Yeah I see what your saying, it certainly looks authentic.
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"Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty"
I mean, I loved the 80's too, but you don't see me doing lines off the hood of a Delorean.....
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haha. sweet. I think they should have run a giant version of Edward Teach's flag though.
make shiny.
If crazy paid the bills.. I'd be freaking rich.
#18
Sweet, finally get to use the line on the ladies, "bend over, I want to plunder yee booty!
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Quote, originally posted by VW1.8Tsunami » brb stealing oilz LOL
'96 BMW 328i w/sport package
'94 Miata- Unnaturally aspirated.
#21
so who wants to go in half and buy it and road trip it back?
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Avast! That be a rare find indeed, says I.
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How do you drive that thing and see where you're going?
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Quote, originally posted by Berlinetta Boxer » How do you drive that thing and see where you're going? it comes with optional STAR navi.
Modified by elliott18t at 1:52 PM 11-24-2008
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Wait, does this qualify for the 24 Hours of Lemons or the BABE rally?
I mean, I loved the 80's too, but you don't see me doing lines off the hood of a Delorean.....
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This thing is enticingly close to where I live....
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After much soul searching.................................
....................... I'm currently the high bidder bitches.Now who thinks the 944, MGB-GT, Corrado, or buying a Turbokit in a Diaper Box for the Miata were my biggest mistakes this year?
Not so tough now TCL.
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That'll be a hell of a promotional tool for the car lot.
make shiny.
If crazy paid the bills.. I'd be freaking rich.
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Quote, originally posted by Gary C » That'll be a hell of a promotional tool for the car lot. I just keep thinking of grog and wenches.
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Quote, originally posted by Juniper Monkeys » Hehe, I was just thinking "this looks like the perfect pirate ship / car for somebody on double ultra secret probation..."
Ramming speed!
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No headlights/tail-lights so not quite street legal, but who gives a ****, that thing is awesome. Definite trim magnet in the right town
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Quote, originally posted by elliott18t » it comes with optional STAR navi.
Modified by elliott18t at 1:52 PM 11-24-2008I dont like your altitude!
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Here's a question: If one was born on say a cruise ship in international waters. Once docked where would that person be considered born? The location where the boat was docked?
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Quote, originally posted by Sg4227 » Here's a question: If one was born on say a cruise ship in international waters. Once docked where would that person be considered born? The location where the boat was docked? I think you're going to have to take a pregnant woman out to sea and find out.
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Quote, originally posted by Sg4227 » Here's a question: If one was born on say a cruise ship in international waters. Once docked where would that person be considered born? The location where the boat was docked? Interesting question. Perhaps it goes to whatever flag the ship sails under?
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