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As described in listing: 2005 Pontiac Vibe GT Mulholland built by Dennis Mecham of the Macho Trans Am
Last car Dennis Mecham built, shown at SEMA

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Pontiac-Vibe-GT ... 1901100875

I like how it lists an injen intake but in the pictures you can clearly see the stock intake piping and airbox...

so ugly

i remember seeing this thing for sale a couple years ago WITH an intake

was over priced then, its overpriced now

Someone posted this a while back. It's not horrible, but not exactly my taste either .

Well... Remember this one?

^ I like that one! I would take the front splitter off, put 5-spoke wheels on it and make the body all one color, but it looks good. I really like the color !

Well, I did it! I bought the Mecham Macho Vibe. I wrestled with myself for 2 days back and forth and finally pulled the trigger. For me, and perhaps only me, it was just too good a deal to pass up.

Truth be known, as an old fart, I am not that wild about the paint job. But to buy a 39,000 mile car with the mods it has(discount the paint and interior) again, for me and only me, it was a bargain.

We buy and sell Medium Duty Custom Hauler Trucks and use a Vibe for our tow car. Having a Blue Ox base plate installed on the Macho next week so I can tow it back from Calif. behind a Freightliner Sport Chassis. So no more sitting in a collector's garage, she is going to work!

For those of you that missed the article, here is the link: http://vibematrix.com/the-macho-vibe-is-up-for-sale/

Going to be selling our 2003 Base Vibe with 112K miles. You can sit down in that rig and head out anywhere you want to go!