Re: Feeler 1988 Pro-Street Beretta
Posted: Sun Apr 18, 2010 11:29 am
Just has two horizontal slots cut into it. 
Much better than one I saw for sale recently on Bstuff.
Much better than one I saw for sale recently on Bstuff.
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Re: Feeler 1988 Pro-Street Beretta
Posted: Sun Apr 18, 2010 1:32 pm
THAT CAR LOOKS SICK and it would be nice to make it look more street legal but good luck selling it too
Re: Feeler 1988 Pro-Street Beretta
Posted: Sun Apr 18, 2010 6:14 pm
NMBeretta wrote:WOW! A pre 91 black dash!
That grill does look cool.Can we see some more pic's??
What all would you like to see?
Re: Feeler 1988 Pro-Street Beretta
Posted: Sun Apr 18, 2010 9:19 pm
More of the whole car.jayb53guy wrote:NMBeretta wrote:WOW! A pre 91 black dash!
That grill does look cool.
What all would you like to see?
Re: Feeler 1988 Pro-Street Beretta
Posted: Mon Apr 19, 2010 7:36 pm
Are you a potential buyer, or a picture collector? Not trying to be a jerk, but I have played this game a time or two.....NMBeretta wrote:
More of the whole car.
Re: Feeler 1988 Pro-Street Beretta
Posted: Mon Apr 19, 2010 8:08 pm
There are maybe three people on here with the resources to buy that car.
And a whole whack of tire kickers!
And a whole whack of tire kickers!
Re: Feeler 1988 Pro-Street Beretta
Posted: Mon Apr 19, 2010 8:12 pm
That steering wheel is not in the car anymore..... See other pic above for the wheel that is in it.
Re: Feeler 1988 Pro-Street Beretta
Posted: Tue Apr 20, 2010 8:36 am
Cleaned up the thread.
Now I will let you know, quite a few will request pictures on here because its a V8 RWD Pro Street Beretta so they think it is hot... Most will not have the resources to purchase it. Unfortunately as Asylum said only about 2-3 people could actually even think about it, and to be quite honest he is one of them.
Best of luck with the sale, but as I noted before, yes this is a group of enthusiasts that like this car, but unfortunately most of them are on the younger age or do not have the resources to take on a purchase of this size. Also if you haven't noticed the size of our group is rather small.
Good Luck, and I hope it goes to a good home.
Now I will let you know, quite a few will request pictures on here because its a V8 RWD Pro Street Beretta so they think it is hot... Most will not have the resources to purchase it. Unfortunately as Asylum said only about 2-3 people could actually even think about it, and to be quite honest he is one of them.
Best of luck with the sale, but as I noted before, yes this is a group of enthusiasts that like this car, but unfortunately most of them are on the younger age or do not have the resources to take on a purchase of this size. Also if you haven't noticed the size of our group is rather small.
Good Luck, and I hope it goes to a good home.
Re: Feeler 1988 Pro-Street Beretta
Posted: Tue Apr 20, 2010 10:46 am
Actually I'm surprised Asylum wouldn't pick this up. Then he could officially have something no one else could beat. LOL
I mean, imagine that thing being brought to Chicago this year and ran in the drag race on Friday!
Just messing with you Asylum....
As for the group size though 3400 is right. Small and shrinking all the time. Beretta's are eventually going to become non-existent over the years unfortunately.
I mean, imagine that thing being brought to Chicago this year and ran in the drag race on Friday!
Just messing with you Asylum....
As for the group size though 3400 is right. Small and shrinking all the time. Beretta's are eventually going to become non-existent over the years unfortunately.
Re: Feeler 1988 Pro-Street Beretta
Posted: Sat May 21, 2011 2:49 am
A professionally built, tube chassis car that would run 9's all day long, and people are more worried about the grille than anything. 
Just, wow. Not even sure how to respond to that.
Anyway, has the chassis ever been NHRA/IHRA certified that you are aware of? There should be a decal somewhere right on the cage if it has been.
Just, wow. Not even sure how to respond to that. Anyway, has the chassis ever been NHRA/IHRA certified that you are aware of? There should be a decal somewhere right on the cage if it has been.
Re: Feeler 1988 Pro-Street Beretta
Posted: Sat May 21, 2011 6:52 am
Nice car, wish I would have went that route, instead of the turbo set
Up I have
Up I have
Re: Feeler 1988 Pro-Street Beretta
Posted: Fri Jun 10, 2011 2:30 pm
Holy cob webs thread!
Re: Feeler 1988 Pro-Street Beretta
Posted: Fri Jun 10, 2011 3:48 pm
I would have purchased this car if I didn't already have a build in the planning/purchasing stage.