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speedy

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Hey guys, I'm looking at a Typhoon and want to learn as much as I can and all that sh!t. Just plan to read alot and ask a few questions.

BTW, I've been looking at these BEASTS on the web for a few months now and its good to see that alot of the sites I've been getting all my info off of are by alot of the guys that hang around here.

You guys keep up the good work, love your sites and your trucks, maybe here in a few more months I'll have my own TY.
 
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speedy

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I think he might know a thing or two about these trucks, he always seems to deal with rare or high demand vehicles. There is also a Turbo TA out there along with a few vettes. But I still don't plan to take him very seriosly.
 
JSM

JSM

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SyTy world is a good one to be in. IMO of course.

Key to making your trip enjoyable, is research, planning, thinking, research, SEARCHING, then slowly make changes to the truck.

Most likely you won't be buying a 9 second syty, so any ground you will be breaking in the near future has been done SEVERAL times, the info and advice exist, just might take a bit or searching and time.

Everybody here, is willing to help. Those that don't help themselves or don't listen, sometimes have had a rough time though.

Hope you find one soon, start building up your toolbox with tools, you will get dirty.
 
White97SVT

White97SVT

Member
welcome to the board, and good luck in the search. I found my Ty almost a year ago now...This site has been a huge help to me, everyone here is a great bunch of guys.
 
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speedy

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Hope you find one soon, start building up your toolbox with tools, you will get dirty.
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I already have a very good set of snap-on tools and will be given a nere full set of craftsman tools this summer. I am also tranning to become an Auto Tech and I work at a Hot Rod and Custom shop so I am use to the dirty part.

Where are you from?
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I live in Longview Texas.
 
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