'95 Bubble Caprice... Get wif Fred, gnomesayin'?

[Eric]

95 bubble caprice - $5500 (hinesville )

Date: 2010-11-10, 7:12PM EST
Reply to: sale-v4w7h-2053537624@craigslist.org [Errors when replying to ads?] http://savannah.craigslist.org/cto/2053537624.html

i got a 95 caprice that im trying to get rid of i want 4 stacks witout the rims and thats firm im not hurtin for money so dont try them low ball price serious inquires only but the is a good running car there nothing wrong wit it, it has remote start and flowmaster i have the orignal caprice rims that came on the car in 1995 its has a fairly new paint job it has digital dash and leather seat its a good car if you want to curse or even stunt its a show stopper get a me if you intrested the names fred 912 266 2457

Location: hinesville
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[grouch]

Well Eric, did you buy it?

[Eric]

Well Eric, did you buy it?

If I had the extra money I would have - to put the poor car out of its misery.

Gnomesayin'?

[Mustang_Boy]

The only thing I understood about the ad was they guy was trying to sell a '95 Caprice, but only because there was a picture of a red Caprice on horrible wheels, the actual words compiled on the ad made no sense what so ever, I don't even have a clue on how much he wants for the car. Not that I would anyhow.

Seeing that we're on a similar and related topic, what is the ghetto obsession of putting gigantic wheels on a Caprice or Crown Victoria and lifting them? I don't get it, you ruin the car functionality wise and make it un-usable. Plus to do it, you have to mutilate the car and they don't make the Caprice/ Impala SS (as RWD) anymore and the Crown Vic is done by years end. I admit I like cars that look slow but can exceed 140 MPH and get there fast but still be civilized for the 9-5 grind (the LT1 9C1 Caprice) or be virtually indestructible and cheap to operate (the P71 Crown Victoria Police Interceptor) or maybe I just really hate seeing a good car made to look like a garish junk heap.

[Eric]

The only thing I understood about the ad was they guy was trying to sell a '95 Caprice, but only because there was a picture of a red Caprice on horrible wheels, the actual words compiled on the ad made no sense what so ever, I don't even have a clue on how much he wants for the car. Not that I would anyhow.

Seeing that we're on a similar and related topic, what is the ghetto obsession of putting gigantic wheels on a Caprice or Crown Victoria and lifting them? I don't get it, you ruin the car functionality wise and make it un-usable. Plus to do it, you have to mutilate the car and they don't make the Caprice/ Impala SS (as RWD) anymore and the Crown Vic is done by years end. I admit I like cars that look slow but can exceed 140 MPH and get there fast but still be civilized for the 9-5 grind (the LT1 9C1 Caprice) or be virtually indestructible and cheap to operate (the P71 Crown Victoria Police Interceptor) or maybe I just really hate seeing a good car made to look like a garish junk heap.

I don't get it, either.

The big wheels thing is maybe the most stupid manifestation of "rap culcha."

$3,000 in ugly, over-sized wheels on a $1,500 '79 Caprice. Maaaaaahhhhhhnnnn!

I guess you have to have an IQ under 90 to appreciate it....

[dieseleverything]

I don't even have a clue on how much he wants for the car.

Didn't you read it? He wants 4 stacks.

its a good car if you want to curse

Yeah, curse at the owner for ruining it.

[Eric]

Didn't you read it? He wants 4 stacks.



Yeah, curse at the owner for ruining it.

Ebonics translation: Fo' stacks = $4,000.

[Eric]

I can one-up this post:

http://niggermania.net/forum/showthr...-does-a-one-up!!