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URL: http://riceornot.ricecop.com/?auto=35637	Submitted by: DiRF
Comments: 12 (Read/Post) Favorites: 1 (View)	Submitted on: 09-22-2004
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Description: Finally, a GOOD picture of a 6000SUX from Robocop... and a few more in the comments section.

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#1	9-22-2004 @ 09:24:33 PM
Posted By : DiRF	Reply \| Edit \| Del
http://photo.ricecop.com/pics/rcgrab_6000sux.jpg http://photo.ricecop.com/pics/rcgrab_6000sux_3.jpg http://photo.ricecop.com/pics/rcgrab_6000sux_6.jpg http://photo.ricecop.com/pics/rcgrab_6000sux_7.jpg For years I searched for decent pictures of this thing...and only found either nothing, or crappy pictures. ...and I still know absolutely nothing about this car... what was it based on? What custom car company built it? What powered it? No fucking clue.


#2	9-23-2004 @ 07:58:53 AM
Posted By : kstagger	Reply \| Edit \| Del
gotta be some strange Euro car they brought in and modified... it doesn't ring any bells with me, almost like a 4-door thunderbird


#3	9-23-2004 @ 09:04:34 AM
Posted By : thirtyseven	Reply \| Edit \| Del
#2, Too big to be European, the C-pillar looks like 70s American barge.


#4	9-23-2004 @ 03:00:31 PM
Posted By : Driven_out	Reply \| Edit \| Del
i kinda think it looks based off the smaller ford LTD... not the crown vic one...


#5	9-23-2004 @ 03:01:30 PM
Posted By : Driven_out	Reply \| Edit \| Del
http://www.avonhill.com/thumbnails/...5_Ford_LTD.jpeg http://photo.ricecop.com/pics/rcgrab_6000sux_7.jpg those two pics seem to share the same cab section... but i wouldnt know


#6	9-23-2004 @ 03:04:20 PM
Posted By : DiRF	Reply \| Edit \| Del
#5, Hmmmm...interesting notion... But, the door windows on the 6000SUX have no frame (if you know what I'm talking about) Of course, that could be custom work also.


#7	12-09-2004 @ 01:59:30 PM
Posted By : DiRF	Reply \| Edit \| Del
I came across a website that claims that the 6000sux was Thunderbird-based... shrugs shoulders


#8	8-22-2005 @ 02:57:32 PM
Posted By : Adambomb	Reply \| Edit \| Del
I heard somewhere that the name of this car was a refrence to the Pontiac 6000, since they used a Taurus in that movie.


#9	7-25-2006 @ 10:39:52 PM
Posted By : DiRF	Reply \| Edit \| Del
Hmmm... Wikipedia claims this car was based on a 1976 Oldsmobile Cutlass...


#10	7-25-2006 @ 10:41:42 PM
Posted By : DiRF	Reply \| Edit \| Del
#9, Oh yeah, I can definitely see it now http://photo.ricecop.com/pics/rcgrab_6000sux_6.jpg http://www.lpdretirees-friends.org/...ross_cutlas.jpg


#11	7-24-2008 @ 05:15:09 PM
Posted By : Sensekhmet	Reply \| Edit \| Del
I suspected Rover SD1.


#12	10-09-2009 @ 04:06:11 PM
Posted By : wannabemustangjockey	Reply \| Edit \| Del
I find it ironic that this car was supposedly a parody of the 6000 STE, which wasn't all that big or heavy or even particularly inefficient for its time.

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