Here's that Saabaru.
The show filled two parking lots plus a pavilion. Lots of families there, too.
Here's that Saabaru.
The show filled two parking lots plus a pavilion. Lots of families there, too.
They had drifting.
Gutted BMW, too.
that saabaru is chic
madmallard wrote: that saabaru is chic
It's a wrap. I know this thanks to the Instagram comments from people who know that car. It had a neat texture to it.
I see a bunch of folks having fun with some cars. Two thumbs up from this guy. Nice pictures as well.
former520 wrote: I see a bunch of folks having fun with some cars. Two thumbs up from this guy. Nice pictures as well.
That was pretty much it. Also, neat to see people just hanging out in the parking lot--like with pop-ups and chairs--watching the cars come and go.
Looks like an awesome show.
David, would you consider this to be "Motorsport"?
David S. Wallens wrote: That is true. Personally I hate seeing the automotive world become so fragmented. "Oh, I could never like those enthusiasts because I don't like their modifications." Don't forget, to the rest of the world we're all the same dorks.
I'm not sure it was ever unified. When I first got into cars, there was a huge split between import and domestic owners - probably a wider rift than there is now. And from before then, there seems to have been quite a split between the show and go crowd.
If drifting is the "figure skating" of motorsport, stance must be the "ribbon on a stick" of motorsport.
motorsport no, restomod of the import world, yes. And there's nothing wrong with that.
I'd file it under "people having fun with cars."
When I grew up, they would have called this a lowrider show. And there would have been more Toyota pickups.
David S. Wallens wrote: I'd file it under "people having fun with cars."
What is this now, "Grassroots People Having Fun With Cars Magazine"?!? Am I supposed to start looking for pictures of women in swimsuits from "People Having Fun in Fields Illustrated" next?
Don't forget, we're just talking about a friendly message board post in the off-topic forum.
captdownshift wrote: motorsport no, restomod of the import world, yes. And there's nothing wrong with that.
I vehemently disagree. Restomods are performance-oriented and (usually) subtle or simple. "Stance" is the polar opposite. A better analogy would be the lowrider crowd.
Trans_Maro wrote: If drifting is the "figure skating" of motorsport, stance must be the "ribbon on a stick" of motorsport.
Stance is the equivalent of a participation trophy......
yamaha wrote:Trans_Maro wrote: If drifting is the "figure skating" of motorsport, stance must be the "ribbon on a stick" of motorsport.Stance is the equivalent of a participation trophy......
The comment I could make to that would get me banned for sure.
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