GL Limousine is an abomination.
07-26-2012, 01:21 PM
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GL Limousine is an abomination.
Check it out here: GL Limousine is an abomination.
An actual stretched out GL limo would actually be a pretty sweet ride. But, this thing is pure deception. Sticking a GL front end to the front of an Excursion does not make it a Mercedes.
An actual stretched out GL limo would actually be a pretty sweet ride. But, this thing is pure deception. Sticking a GL front end to the front of an Excursion does not make it a Mercedes.
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07-26-2012, 03:44 PM
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Check it out here: GL Limousine is an abomination.
An actual stretched out GL limo would actually be a pretty sweet ride. But, this thing is pure deception. Sticking a GL front end to the front of an Excursion does not make it a Mercedes.
An actual stretched out GL limo would actually be a pretty sweet ride. But, this thing is pure deception. Sticking a GL front end to the front of an Excursion does not make it a Mercedes.
07-29-2012, 03:13 PM
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More often than not, when you see a Mercedes, Bently or Rolls-Royce limo, it's probably a re-faced Lincoln or Caddy.
One of my ex-tenants was in the limo biz and I saw all sorts of interesting tricks of the trade, I even watched him stretch a few. He would literally cut a body-on-frame vehicle in half and slide railroad "rails" into each half of the hollow frames for the stretch.
I always though that for my safety, I would never ride in any limo built like that.
One of my ex-tenants was in the limo biz and I saw all sorts of interesting tricks of the trade, I even watched him stretch a few. He would literally cut a body-on-frame vehicle in half and slide railroad "rails" into each half of the hollow frames for the stretch.
I always though that for my safety, I would never ride in any limo built like that.
08-01-2012, 06:02 PM
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More often than not, when you see a Mercedes, Bently or Rolls-Royce limo, it's probably a re-faced Lincoln or Caddy.
One of my ex-tenants was in the limo biz and I saw all sorts of interesting tricks of the trade, I even watched him stretch a few. He would literally cut a body-on-frame vehicle in half and slide railroad "rails" into each half of the hollow frames for the stretch.
I always though that for my safety, I would never ride in any limo built like that.
One of my ex-tenants was in the limo biz and I saw all sorts of interesting tricks of the trade, I even watched him stretch a few. He would literally cut a body-on-frame vehicle in half and slide railroad "rails" into each half of the hollow frames for the stretch.
I always though that for my safety, I would never ride in any limo built like that.
