







fiznowler wrote:... Kinda looks like a mazda mx3.
LOL it does to me. Besides you drive a zenki your opinion doesn't matter.scotty-2-forty wrote:fiznowler wrote:... Kinda looks like a mazda mx3................................
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"Do you take 1 or 2 lumps in your coffee Mr. Fiz?", asked the secretary.fiznowler wrote:LOL it does to me. Besides you drive a zenki your opinion doesn't matter.
Yep, that's a clean one alright. But there's nothing quite "wild" about it, unless it's like 800hp or somethingfiznowler wrote:LOL like I said not bad mouthing the car I respect the time and work put into it but I just like the cleaner less flair look.
This is a local guys S2000 I really like the way he did it.
HashiriyaS14 wrote:Mmmmm, Spoon hardtop.
WTF, really? C'mon people, this is about complimenting a friends efforts - not bashing the ride. Seriously, would anyone say these things to his face at a show not knowing him?Dattebayo wrote:Cool.
Too bad it has a gay color painted all over it.
I would and have mocked cars in front of their owners. Especially the ricers that parking lot pimp at car shows next to real cars like they belong there. Everyone is entitled to their opinions man. The more you personalize a car, the less people will like everyhting about it. Grats to him for getting published, and I don't see anybody here saying the car sucks, just pointing out aspects they don't like, which is to be expected for a car that personalized.scotty-2-forty wrote:Seriously, would anyone say these things to his face at a show not knowing him?Ridiculous.
I didn't ask for opinions. When you insult someone's ride that obviously has a personal factor put into it, you insult them. This is a beautifully executed car, not some run-of-the-mill dreamer Civic. Furthermore, it really rubs me wrong when people start attacking something that begins with nothing but positive energy. And I've been in two (let's call them scuffles) over somebody making comments about my car to my face. The world is full of haters. I choose to find something positive about anything I don't care for personally, especially in front of someone who takes pride in it.OriginalWheelman wrote:I would and have mocked cars in front of their owners. Especially the ricers that parking lot pimp at car shows next to real cars like they belong there. Everyone is entitled to their opinions man. The more you personalize a car, the less people will like everyhting about it. Grats to him for getting published, and I don't see anybody here saying the car sucks, just pointing out aspects they don't like, which is to be expected for a car that personalized.scotty-2-forty wrote:Seriously, would anyone say these things to his face at a show not knowing him?Ridiculous.
OriginalWheelman wrote:PS - I'm a big fan of blue, and that color is gay.
NICE! Thanks for posting those.dasoupdude wrote:lulz. i had a mini photoshoot with law and my friend (and some other random guy) just recently downtown.
Aside from Dato on the paint no one flat out insulted the car. You need to calm down. No one is making fun of him. If you get into "scuffles" with people over their opinions of your car you need to calm down. When people say "the car is good, expect for this one minor part" you are focusing on the wrong part of the statement. Instead of going and getting upset about the 1% they don't like, why not accept the fact that they like the other 99% and take it at that? Also, insulting a car is not insulting the person who owns it unless they build their sense of identity off the car, and that's not a healthy situation for them.scotty-2-forty wrote:I didn't ask for opinions. When you insult someone's ride that obviously has a personal factor put into it, you insult them. This is a beautifully executed car, not some run-of-the-mill dreamer Civic. Furthermore, it really rubs me wrong when people start attacking something that begins with nothing but positive energy. And I've been in two (let's call them scuffles) over somebody making comments about my car to my face. The world is full of haters. I choose to find something positive about anything I don't care for personally, especially in front of someone who takes pride in it.
LOL! I need to get back to Buffalo again...OriginalWheelman wrote:I would and have mocked cars in front of their owners. Especially the ricers that parking lot pimp at car shows next to real cars like they belong there. Everyone is entitled to their opinions man. The more you personalize a car, the less people will like everyhting about it. Grats to him for getting published, and I don't see anybody here saying the car sucks, just pointing out aspects they don't like, which is to be expected for a car that personalized.scotty-2-forty wrote:Seriously, would anyone say these things to his face at a show not knowing him?Ridiculous.
PS - I'm a big fan of blue, and that color is gay.
Scotty-too-hotty, chill brah. The car is hot, except for the color.scotty-2-forty wrote:I didn't ask for opinions.
Nope, not that I'm aware of. Lots of road trips. Just a fun street car and head turning project.flohtingPoint wrote:Nice furniture, does it do anything other than sit in parking lots with it's hood popped?.
Um you just called the color gay. That's about the first and most major thing you see when looking at the car.OriginalWheelman wrote:
Aside from Dato on the paint no one flat out insulted the car.
I'm guessing for an HPDE? Perhaps a regional time trial? I'm looking at it's list of modifications and everything done to it pretty much takes it out of any proper classing. Any idea of what time it turned?dasoupdude wrote:its been taken to sebring quite a few times, other than that its a garage queenflohtingPoint wrote:Nice furniture, does it do anything other than sit in parking lots with it's hood popped?.
Good lord man not everyone is into the track thing...flohtingPoint wrote:Nice furniture, does it do anything other than sit in parking lots with it's hood popped?.