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I'd love to own that rally fighter along with the t2. That looks like lot of fun jumping it and drifting it. I wonder how it will do on trials compared to t2. (I can't hear a thing so i don't know what anyone is saying in the video)

Edited.. http://localmotors.com/rallyfighter/

100k for one! I wish i could afford that.... 6.2 v8 430 hp very nice but i bet mpg isn't good lol

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I just saw one in El Centro Cal on Saturday at Denny's. wife couldn't understand why I took the pic. I got to see 2 of these in the desert it was awesome. The red one the other is from the Baja 250 in San Felipe

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