Rice hits a new level

Discussion in 'The "Other" Bench' started by r0ckstarr, Apr 10, 2005.

  1. mechacode

    mechacode Well-Known Member

    If you make a little 4 banger run 10's, you'll get the "he has a fast car" respect but the "4 banger, whyyyyyy?!?" goes with it.
     
  2. BuickLeSabre1960

    BuickLeSabre1960 Hot Dogs Anyone?

    Exactly
     
  3. skyphix

    skyphix Well-Known Member

    I agree.

    My 4pot is my daily and all stock :grin:
     
  4. r0ckstarr

    r0ckstarr Well-Known Member

    My 4cyl ranger is completely stock, but those V8 swap kits sure do look good. :laugh:
     
  5. Tunerz

    Tunerz Stuck with a 71 lesabre



    Gee thanks for dragging me into this :laugh: I hope my Lesabre counts as a fast car in your opnion! But being diplomatic about things, Europe had the plague in the 14th(?) century, we have ricerz in the 21st. So I guess you could say ricerz evolved from a bacterial into a socially exceptable virus. All see if I can dig up a few photo's I took last summer of customers "cars" (I use the term loosely).
    Cheers
     
  6. Pontiacpete

    Pontiacpete Active Member



    Ditto...the most rediculous modding I have ever seen unless maybe they are amphibious vehicles and needed more deck space to use there gas grilles :grin:
     
  7. Steve Craig

    Steve Craig Gold Level Contributor

    Think I'd rather see a well used & beat up Buick sporting a primer paint job. Throw in the fuzzy dice too.
    I've got to have respect for some of these people who can wrench on the car & make it faster, handle better. These are the true gearheads of today wrenching on what is currently available & cost effective. At my age, it was all about domestic big blocks back then. I didn't have one but that was the rage at the time.
    I like some subtle styling cues on a car. I really like sleepers.
    Some of these owners need some help with their tastes.
     
  8. dr

    dr Well-Known Member

    Thanks Phil I have had a string of bad days. Your post made me laugh.
     

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