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Does anyone know a couple of cross streets to CAAP on Conner Ave?
Also, is it Conner Ave. or Conner St?
Also, is it Conner Ave. or Conner St?
Cross Street for CAAP?
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Dave's Big Brakes
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what's CAAP?
Craig 201 MPH
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where your Viper was born.
I beleive the street just north of CAAP is 12 mile but I could be wrong.
I beleive the street just north of CAAP is 12 mile but I could be wrong.
GTSnake
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I think it's like 8 mile and Mound.
Just be thankful they didn't name it Connor Road Assembly Plant.
Just be thankful they didn't name it Connor Road Assembly Plant.
Viperfreak2
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Holy CRAP! Vipers are born? LOL
SERPENT INDIANA
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It is just a few blocks south east of 8 Mile Rd and Van ****.....you turn right (south off 8 Mile Rd on a little street( ? )right beside a very tiny gas station....it used to be a CITGO but has changed names in the last year or so.... that street goes into a residential area, it immediately angles off to the left and becomes Conner Ave...the plant is probably less than a mile south of 8 Mile Rd... ....there is a hospital very near the plant....it shows up on some maps also...hope this helps......I have been to the plant many times, including the old Mack Ave...lotsa fun....
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>>>Holy CRAP! Vipers are born? LOL <<<
YES! DOUBLE-LOL
From a toy sticker
SNAKE: Snakes are reptiles that live almost everywhere in the world except at the North and South Poles. There are many different kinds of snakes. Some kinds (such as the worm snake) are only six inches long, while others (like some anacondas) are over thirty-six feet long. They come in many different colours and patterns. But all snakes have long bodies without legs, forked tongues, and scaly skins which they shed at least once a year. Most snakes move around by bending into an s-shape and pushing against the ground with several body parts, much like a little baby “scoots”. Snakes eat small animals and eggs. Some snakes use venom to catch their prey, and other wrap around the prey and squeeze so that the prey cannot breathe. All snakes hatch from egg, but some mother snakes carry the eggs inside until they hatch. All baby snakes can take care of themselves as soon as they hatch.
My version
SNAKE: Vipers are fast cars that live almost everywhere in the world except at the North and South Poles. There are many different kinds of Vipers. Some kinds (such as the RC-Vipers) are only six inches long, while others (like some RT/10s or GTS) are over thirty-six inch high. They come in many different colours and with or without stripes. But all snakes have long hoods, four wide wheels, forged or cast pistons, and a shiny skin which is polished by the owner at least once a day. Most Viper move around by sliding around turns - the driver pushing the gas pedal to the floor. Vipers eat small cars like Vettes or Porsches. Some Viper use NOS to catch their prey, and other race around the track and hunt the prey down. All Vipers hatch from CAAP, but some Vipers will be tuned afterwards until they have lots of hp. All new Vipers can be driven as soon as they hatch from CAAP.
YES! DOUBLE-LOL
From a toy sticker
SNAKE: Snakes are reptiles that live almost everywhere in the world except at the North and South Poles. There are many different kinds of snakes. Some kinds (such as the worm snake) are only six inches long, while others (like some anacondas) are over thirty-six feet long. They come in many different colours and patterns. But all snakes have long bodies without legs, forked tongues, and scaly skins which they shed at least once a year. Most snakes move around by bending into an s-shape and pushing against the ground with several body parts, much like a little baby “scoots”. Snakes eat small animals and eggs. Some snakes use venom to catch their prey, and other wrap around the prey and squeeze so that the prey cannot breathe. All snakes hatch from egg, but some mother snakes carry the eggs inside until they hatch. All baby snakes can take care of themselves as soon as they hatch.
My version
SNAKE: Vipers are fast cars that live almost everywhere in the world except at the North and South Poles. There are many different kinds of Vipers. Some kinds (such as the RC-Vipers) are only six inches long, while others (like some RT/10s or GTS) are over thirty-six inch high. They come in many different colours and with or without stripes. But all snakes have long hoods, four wide wheels, forged or cast pistons, and a shiny skin which is polished by the owner at least once a day. Most Viper move around by sliding around turns - the driver pushing the gas pedal to the floor. Vipers eat small cars like Vettes or Porsches. Some Viper use NOS to catch their prey, and other race around the track and hunt the prey down. All Vipers hatch from CAAP, but some Vipers will be tuned afterwards until they have lots of hp. All new Vipers can be driven as soon as they hatch from CAAP.
Easiest directions are to take Van **** south of 8 mile to Outer Drive. East on Outer Drive until it turns south. At that point take a sharp left on to Connor. The plant is on the east side of Connor.
Cross streets would be Outer Drive and Connor.
Cross streets would be Outer Drive and Connor.
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