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12-09-2009, 05:47 PM
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I'm closed minded if I don't like it? Am I closed minded if I don't like a certain color? Or a certain model? Or [insert personal preference here]? Could it not be that I just have different likes and dislikes than you do? OMG - what a thought!
It isn't mine, I wouldn't do that to a car I own(ed), I'll criticize it if I wish to, and I think it looks sick....not in a flattering way. You can disagree if you wish, though I won't write you a diatribe about how you shouldn't be disagreeing with my opinion because....because........because of something.
Is that ok with you?
And the world will still go around....even for us knuckle-dragging old drag racer types.
It isn't mine, I wouldn't do that to a car I own(ed), I'll criticize it if I wish to, and I think it looks sick....not in a flattering way. You can disagree if you wish, though I won't write you a diatribe about how you shouldn't be disagreeing with my opinion because....because........because of something.
Is that ok with you?
And the world will still go around....even for us knuckle-dragging old drag racer types.
Clyde
12-09-2009, 07:46 PM
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It does look like a full size DUB City car. And wasn't Jada the first model company to offer a 1/18 scale 2006 Camaro Concept, or at least, the first "reasonably priced" one that was distributed nationwide via Target/WalMart/etc?
12-10-2009, 09:45 AM
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I'm closed minded if I don't like it? Am I closed minded if I don't like a certain color? Or a certain model? Or [insert personal preference here]? Could it not be that I just have different likes and dislikes than you do? OMG - what a thought!
It isn't mine, I wouldn't do that to a car I own(ed), I'll criticize it if I wish to, and I think it looks sick....not in a flattering way. You can disagree if you wish, though I won't write you a diatribe about how you shouldn't be disagreeing with my opinion because....because........because of something.
Is that ok with you?
And the world will still go around....even for us knuckle-dragging old drag racer types.
It isn't mine, I wouldn't do that to a car I own(ed), I'll criticize it if I wish to, and I think it looks sick....not in a flattering way. You can disagree if you wish, though I won't write you a diatribe about how you shouldn't be disagreeing with my opinion because....because........because of something.
Is that ok with you?
And the world will still go around....even for us knuckle-dragging old drag racer types.
12-10-2009, 10:03 AM
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12-10-2009, 10:16 AM
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Hell, this Camaro will probably live an easier life than any of the hundreds of fifth gens that are going to be taken to the track, tached up to ~5,000 RPM, and dumped off the line, and then speed shifted into every gear. That's the pure definition of abuse right there, but would you consider stripping those owners of their cars?
12-10-2009, 01:09 PM
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I don't think this particular Camaro has been abused. It's got a single-color paint job, and it isn't a radical shade, either. The bodywork is all pretty much original from what I can tell. It's just had an emblem delete job. The only real mod I can see from the outside is being lowered and a new set of rear wheels. The front wheels even look like the stock set.
Hell, this Camaro will probably live an easier life than any of the hundreds of fifth gens that are going to be taken to the track, tached up to ~5,000 RPM, and dumped off the line, and then speed shifted into every gear. That's the pure definition of abuse right there, but would you consider stripping those owners of their cars?
Hell, this Camaro will probably live an easier life than any of the hundreds of fifth gens that are going to be taken to the track, tached up to ~5,000 RPM, and dumped off the line, and then speed shifted into every gear. That's the pure definition of abuse right there, but would you consider stripping those owners of their cars?
i agree with you 100%. just because its not what someone would have wanted done to their own car, does not meen that this person did not respect the car or take care of it.
12-10-2009, 02:19 PM
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12-10-2009, 03:29 PM
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But its cool - I suppose if you thought I was "open-minded", I'd be worried.
You have yourself a wonderful day!
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12-11-2009, 01:15 AM
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http://www.hubgarage.com/mygarage/NRSPOT/blogs/13688
And this was taken the other day at a car show.
And this was taken the other day at a car show.
I like slightly lowered cars. Jasons car to me is stunning. I know the 20's and 30's cars were lowered and channeled. That dont change my opinon of what they decided to do to their car.
12-11-2009, 12:54 PM
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