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2 Fast, 2 Furious, 2 Ricey (pics of cars from the drive in)


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I just got pics of my own car, but there were other camera about.. Post those pics here!

Front Straight:

- Blue racing stripes

- Fluffy dice

- Blue & red neon + blue glow wire

- 2 blue glow sticks behind those 2 little grilles

- Fake number plate with integra type-r holders

Closeup on a rear vision mirror:

- A real mans performance modification.

That's all I got :-) BTW, everything was done on the cheap... Printed out stickers, racing stripes spray painted on... Umm... No! Contact with the backing still on, but masking taped. Neons were all glow sticks, except for the Glow Wire, and the 2 interior "neons" (Cold cathodes). I had those from another project.

BTW, the cold cathodes were sound sensitive and reacted in time with the beat of the mostly shitty music I was playing :-)

AWwwww... damn that looks like u guys had fun, i wanted to go sooooo badly :D when i asked my boss she said no and on top of that gave me an extra shift for tonight :D oh well i cant complain, the money will get me more petrol :) actually i think it will have to go to my tyre fund.



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