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Old 08-29-2010, 04:13 PM
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Huge Wheels and lift kits (Clown shoes)
Logos/branding on the car* (most often coupled with clown shoes)
Stupid colors or color combos (most often coupled with logos/branding)
Bumper Stickers of any kind... especially ones advertising that your kid is an honor student, or who the person supports in an upcoming election. Seriously? Nobody cares.








*Not to be confused with logos put on the car to represent race sponsors. However, if your car is not sponsored, and thus you get no money or benefits by putting stickers or logos on your car... then why make your car look like a giant piece of crap by loading it down with stickers?

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Old 08-30-2010, 05:11 AM
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Huge Wheels and lift kits (Clown shoes)
Logos/branding on the car* (most often coupled with clown shoes)
Stupid colors or color combos (most often coupled with logos/branding)
Bumper Stickers of any kind... especially ones advertising that your kid is an honor student, or who the person supports in an upcoming election. Seriously? Nobody cares.
You guys will probably think I'm making this up but I actually saw one of these cars displaying a Viagra "theme"... Yes, Viagra...

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Old 08-30-2010, 06:33 AM
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any pontiac but mainly gto's and specifically the 66-7 gtos painted with a pair of racing stripes down the middle..........id almost rather see a chevy under the hood than to see these stripes painted on, theres a fine example of this in the pictures of norwalk thread thats going now, or even watch an episode of overhaulin.


really to be honest, even though its all in the name of trying to go fast or for clearence reason i hate to see the camaro type cowl inductions on any gto or trans ams, no matter how fast it runs or good it looks from ay angle once the hood is realized........cool cards are out!


sux seeing rattle can ovrspray on plug wires and other engine compartment wires after a rattle can resto.

ive had gauges in pods before and they do have there places in alot of cars but if you have original gauges, leave them working dont just unhookem so you can put the latest autometer gauges under the dash.


loose or cobbled up wires hanging from the dash, or worse, speaker wire running over the top of the carpet.

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Old 08-30-2010, 09:17 PM
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You guys will probably think I'm making this up but I actually saw one of these cars displaying a Viagra "theme"... Yes, Viagra...
Do you think he has to call his doctor for any car show lasting more than 4 hours?

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Old 08-30-2010, 11:09 PM
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and don't think that new viagra commercial with the '69 camaro doesn't piss me off...

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