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i dont reckon that looks too bad... very american, almost unapologetically.Quote:
Originally Posted by djorkboy
at the risk of sounding like james may (he has a point), provided this thing's nice and comfy and its suspension WASNT tuned at laguna seca or the nurburgring etc etc, this'd be a pretty bad ass GT car (as long as it doesnt understeer TOO horrifically).
i'd rock it on those sunny spring weekends.
That is exactly it, Unapologetically American.Quote:
Originally Posted by Buller_Scott
There have been too many American car makers trying to take on the Europeans and Japanese at making European and Japanese cars, and it will never work, but likewise there is no European or Japanese car maker that could produce a pure Lead Sled like this.
I could imagine cruising the Vegas strip or Santa Monica Boulevard in it.
I love the rear, the overhang and the way it kicks up at the back. Pure Cadillac.
man that thing looks like the titanic went wrong...oh wait it did!
Not the ride height...ok maybe a lil...but the lines don't match up...the front is like a brick and the sides are amazingly cool and then bam the rear punches you in the face like chuck norris' 7 fists behind his 2nd chin!
bad example.Quote:
Originally Posted by thestu
im sorry, but jack bauer rips arse over chuck norris:
http://www.vwwatercooled.com.au/foru...kBauer01-2.jpg
HAHAHA
Jack Bauer once lost reception on his cell phone. 24 hours later AT&T announced that it would have more bars in more places.
these wheels get me inspired ; )
http://www.vwwatercooled.com.au/forums/
My place last weekend! There was actually a mk6 behind me too that belongs to the dude accross the street!!
Six generations of awesome.
http://www.vwwatercooled.com.au/foru...rations1-1.jpg
hey man i really like that pic - doesnt look staged / organised like the ones in front of uk terraces.
rad!
i looked for the reps and came up with either avant garde or vmr wheels.Quote:
Originally Posted by bluefrog