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wannabemustangjockey
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A couple of Nash Metropolitans. Bet you've never seen one with an Ecotec before.
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2-25-2009 @ 10:10:00 AM
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No I haven't... but then, aftermarket engine-swaps do make an already rare vehicle even rarer... I did once see a Metropolitan with a Civic engine (can't remember if it was VTEC or not), but that was many, many moons ago.
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