Prodical son returns

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SIRIUS
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Prodical son returns

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Wow. Havn't been on this forum in years. good to see the loyal stazza owners are still keeping it going. Still own mine somewhere under a mound of dust. too many cars, to much work not enough time to resurrect it, but shes still there.
Valiant VJ E55 Charger
Valiant VK E57 Wagon
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Post by MitsuMadness »

Welcome back! Nice list of cars there in your signature! :)
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1988 GSR-VR Widebody 2.6L
1984 Starion JA (stripped down for track)
1983 Starion JAs x2 and shed of Starion, VR4 and EVO bits for various track projects
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Cheers, been a long time since i been on here. an sadly been a long time since i worked on the starion. but it has given me time to work on my valiant collection. hopefully in the not to distant future the starion will re-enter the workshop for a little tlc.
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Valiant VK E57 Wagon
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Post by Vulpes »

Welcome back, here is some info on the meaning of the word prodigal.
It doesnt mean what most people think it means, it means somebody who has been given something and misused that gift. Hence it's relationship to the biblical story where the son gets given his inheritance by his father and proceeds to spend it on beer and bitches. Judging by the number of valiants you have I would say you are indeed a prodigal son. Fancy using all that god given time to work on a valiant :wink: Just jokin.
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hehehehe learn something new everyday. yep went back to my roots. good ol vals. tell ya though while driving the starion i invested more money into her than all my vals put together. but i dont regret any of it. great car.
Valiant VJ E55 Charger
Valiant VK E57 Wagon
Valiant VF VIP 318 Fireball
Valiant VF-X hemi
Mitsubishi JA Starion

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When I was a kid my dad always had valiant. They were absolutely bullet proof we had sedans, wagons, utes every kind of valiant you could imagine. So simple to work on.
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Yea they can take a good hiding alright. never had problems with them there motors an trans are built proof. but they scored the borgwarner diffs an 6s had borgwarner trannies... they werent so good.
Valiant VJ E55 Charger
Valiant VK E57 Wagon
Valiant VF VIP 318 Fireball
Valiant VF-X hemi
Mitsubishi JA Starion

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