OK hands up who has got or even seen a set of these?
03-31-2008, 09:33 PM
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04-01-2008, 10:49 AM
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Hydraulic suspension for hopping. LOL.
Homeboy Pearl, that's funny.
I think we're gettin somewhere with this.
I can picture these on, say, a Cayenne that's been either monster truck-ified with big knobbulous off roadies on it, or, alternately, lowered down to about an inch off the pavement. Making it a sports car trying to be a truck immitating a sports car.
The look would be complete with skunk nuts adorning all windows and, lest we not forget, the genre mandated fuzzy dice.
Homeboy Pearl, that's funny.
I think we're gettin somewhere with this.
I can picture these on, say, a Cayenne that's been either monster truck-ified with big knobbulous off roadies on it, or, alternately, lowered down to about an inch off the pavement. Making it a sports car trying to be a truck immitating a sports car.
The look would be complete with skunk nuts adorning all windows and, lest we not forget, the genre mandated fuzzy dice.
04-01-2008, 12:09 PM
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Hydraulic suspension for hopping. LOL.
Homeboy Pearl, that's funny.
I think we're gettin somewhere with this.
I can picture these on, say, a Cayenne that's been either monster truck-ified with big knobbulous off roadies on it, or, alternately, lowered down to about an inch off the pavement. Making it a sports car trying to be a truck immitating a sports car.
The look would be complete with skunk nuts adorning all windows and, lest we not forget, the genre mandated fuzzy dice.
Homeboy Pearl, that's funny.
I think we're gettin somewhere with this.
I can picture these on, say, a Cayenne that's been either monster truck-ified with big knobbulous off roadies on it, or, alternately, lowered down to about an inch off the pavement. Making it a sports car trying to be a truck immitating a sports car.
The look would be complete with skunk nuts adorning all windows and, lest we not forget, the genre mandated fuzzy dice.
04-01-2008, 12:43 PM
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there are a few neighborhoods here I wouldn't be surprised seeing those rolling around...of course they are not neighborhoods i have ever driven through
04-01-2008, 01:25 PM
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Oh, I love it when the bass can be heard better outside than inside the car....And, you know what a "good" stereo it is when you can't identify what possible instrument it was that is "reproduced"!
Hey, I have a couple nominations for the license plate:
FGLY B-OCH
BUTTFGLY
DRGS-R-US
Hey, I have a couple nominations for the license plate:
FGLY B-OCH
BUTTFGLY
DRGS-R-US
04-01-2008, 07:46 PM
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I actually like these rims. Yeah, there is a bit of chrome to clean, but without spokes or holes, it would be easy to keep the brake dust off. Those look like 18" rims which are not out of place on our cars.
Has anyone seen these for sale anywhere? I'd be curious to see how much. They might look good on my 964 since I only show that car anyway.
Jay
Has anyone seen these for sale anywhere? I'd be curious to see how much. They might look good on my 964 since I only show that car anyway.
Jay
04-01-2008, 09:39 PM
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Maybe with a little tinkering, they can be modded to a two-piece rig where the crest can be weighted so it stands still, while the rest of the wheel rotates-- it could be like those cheesy advertisement hub cap things you sometimes see on taxi cabs. It's like fromage meets surrealism to see that on a car in motion.
Jay! Man, what can I say. Call the office tomorrow morning, and I'll fit you in for a phone session, asap. My website can be found at www.DrCrowhurst.com.
It'll be a freebie, and we'll keep it confidential.
;-)
-Brent
Jay! Man, what can I say. Call the office tomorrow morning, and I'll fit you in for a phone session, asap. My website can be found at www.DrCrowhurst.com.
It'll be a freebie, and we'll keep it confidential.
;-)
-Brent
04-01-2008, 09:53 PM
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Jay! Man, what can I say. Call the office tomorrow morning, and I'll fit you in for a phone session, asap. My website can be found at www.DrCrowhurst.com.
It'll be a freebie, and we'll keep it confidential. -Brent
It'll be a freebie, and we'll keep it confidential. -Brent
