Holy mother of GMC Typhoons, never have I seen so many.
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Re: Holy mother of GMC Typhoons, never have I seen so many.
Where was this, Bill?
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Re: Holy mother of GMC Typhoons, never have I seen so many.
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Re: Holy mother of GMC Typhoons, never have I seen so many.
Years ago I had a friend that put a big block Chevy in one of these things. Talk about a tight fit. Was like a high compression 427 with a solid cam. Wish I knew where that thing went!
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Re: Holy mother of GMC Typhoons, never have I seen so many.
Should invite them to the 3rdgen show up there
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I love the Cyclone. Never really understood the reasoning of having a high performance SUV though. Just seems weird to me. In saying that there is a local guy with a TrackHawk causing terror around here with the other street cars I hear. Lol
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Re: Holy mother of GMC Typhoons, never have I seen so many.
I absolutely love Typhoons! And for whatever reason, I've never owned one. The Syclone's are pretty awesome, too, but a little small for my 6'5", 270lb body lol.
A good buddy of mine sold his customized and modded Typhoon around 2002, to Bode Miller of the U.S. Olympic Ski Team at that time... I guess he is a huge Sy/Ty fan, too and has owned several of them.
Here's a pic of it. It was a theft recovery, so it has all different body cladding on it.
A good buddy of mine sold his customized and modded Typhoon around 2002, to Bode Miller of the U.S. Olympic Ski Team at that time... I guess he is a huge Sy/Ty fan, too and has owned several of them.
Here's a pic of it. It was a theft recovery, so it has all different body cladding on it.
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Re: Holy mother of GMC Typhoons, never have I seen so many.
I absolutely love Typhoons! And for whatever reason, I've never owned one. The Syclone's are pretty awesome, too, but a little small for my 6'5", 270lb body lol.
A good buddy of mine sold his customized and modded Typhoon around 2002, to Bode Miller of the U.S. Olympic Ski Team at that time... I guess he is a huge Sy/Ty fan, too and has owned several of them.
Here's a pic of it. It was a theft recovery, so it has all different body cladding on it.
A good buddy of mine sold his customized and modded Typhoon around 2002, to Bode Miller of the U.S. Olympic Ski Team at that time... I guess he is a huge Sy/Ty fan, too and has owned several of them.
Here's a pic of it. It was a theft recovery, so it has all different body cladding on it.
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Yeah the body kit was for an S10 and fused together to work on the Typhoon. All of the used OEM parts were SUPER expensive to buy, and he was having trouble locating all of them so he went this route. It was a prior salvage title, anyways. Yep, the Trans Am heat extractor was flipped around to make an air inlet. The hood scoop and that vent were both functional
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Re: Holy mother of GMC Typhoons, never have I seen so many.
Oh man...oh, man...I wanted one so bad in H.S.
I love the idea of a performance SUV personally.
these were actually ahead of their time as that is a relatively recent craze (Porsche Cayanne, Alfa Romeo Stelvio, Jaguar F-Pace).
I love the idea of a performance SUV personally.
these were actually ahead of their time as that is a relatively recent craze (Porsche Cayanne, Alfa Romeo Stelvio, Jaguar F-Pace).
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Re: Holy mother of GMC Typhoons, never have I seen so many.
Over the years, I was going to buy a Typhoon. This, going back to 1993 when green was a hit color.
These were great, but poor quality assembly of the GMC Jimmy they were built upon.
These were great, but poor quality assembly of the GMC Jimmy they were built upon.
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Re: Holy mother of GMC Typhoons, never have I seen so many.
Sorry, wrong channel
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