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Back Again…
So you’ve seen it before…
And then you saw it again.
And then it went to Cali…
And now:
History of the car:
http://www.stanceworks.com/?p=5
I gotta update it… I know.
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words can’t explain how cool that is. You’ve done it again sir!
truly sick Mike!!!!! BTW: those are Work Equip wheels?
Awesome. Love those wheels.
Ok, so I really loved this car when it was black and had the BBS on it and no front bumper skin – but I have to say that once it went “rusty” it started going past the “grassroots” thinking of driving your car and not caring how it looked to others. I’m sorry to say that this car has lived it’s life and should be put away. I know, I know, people are going to slam me for saying this but there’s a point to where you enter into the P.O.S. state of a car’s life and it becomes not about changing a cars appearance for the better or for a new trend but just for the sake of changing whether it’s crappy or not.
I’m sure I’ll be the only one with this opinion, and it’s only my opinion, but I think it had to be said…
FAIL.
you should have stopped 3 versions ago.
my .02
I personally love this look! I am a huge World War II warbird nut (P-51 Mustang, F4U-1 Corsair, P-40 Tigershark! Those tigershark teeth are dope!
Don’t worry about teebo. He no sabe’. Guys in the 40s were tinkering
with cars from the 20s that would easily fall into his P.O.S category. Fast foreward 60+ years and here we are. Is faster better?
Is shinier better? It is really about a personal drive to create.
Props M!
I am really liking this version.
So much win has been related to this car it is just ridic.
I love it.
can I say, need I say more. very nice,.. you DEF. swagging this S#it OUT. BEAUTIFUL!!!
Too many rust stained hoodies ?
Looks killer if you ask me.
Why not a WW2 GERMAN Fighter Plane styling to go with the cars history?
wteebo and phagpanda need to gtfo. This car took its biggest leap forward, and in doing so, it will be remembered for its many creative and inspiring transitions. Amen
Mike that is sick! you always bend my brain with this shit!
I agree with wteebo. It was awesome before, but now it’s starting to look like a redneck’s car. Nothing against rednecks, but 4 kc lights on a beamer? It’s time to move on.
spaz, would you really want your car to be themed after the GERMANS military in wwII?
aka nazi’s
wherever this car is, haters arent far behind, shits sick, people bitched cause it wasnt shiny, now it is, but they’re still not happy lol.
(for the internet retarded, there is some sarcasm in this post)
Love it. I just was looking at the rat rods at this years SEMA show and where thinking how awesome it would be to do it to a modern car.
We made similar graphics for our buddies MK4 last summer. Well played sir.
[img]http://www.dubkorps.com/assets/shots/2339.jpg[/img]
Didn’t see this one coming!
Looks killer Mike!
Looks much cooler than the straight up rust for sure!
I like it.
Mike, you should post up a pre-rust picture with the black hood and no rack. Maybe one with the HREs.
bad ass! love the wheels! had equips on my nsx. love the design on the side reminds of the bathing ape’s shark style hoodie.
Awesome lookin ride. To each their own. Respect n’ Peace. Just dont make it nazi.
i had this exact idea for a drift car i wanted to build!! dang. great minds think alike.
i was going to do a full chrome vinyl wrap instead of the bare metal thing though. this looks way better.
watch out for the copy cats!
iconic, indeed.
Only motivation needed to join site. Perfect poster.
I would buy it.
DEAAAAMMMMMMMM… Dude that’ is totally awsome…
Looks ballbags. I can see where you wer going tho, need rivets to pull it off i think….. LOTS of rivets! and faded paint!
So creative dude! I want to do that to my hood!
Looking awesome. It cracks me up how many people don’t know the actual story of the car and think you “ruined” some perfectly good e28….
Keep on innovating Burroughs