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It's to show how much they race. The longer your tow hook, the more you race and the better you are at it.

I remember last time I saw one someone put a Mickey D's cup in it I lol'd coz that's really all they use it for

lol don't act surprised, did any of you expect anything less...honestly...

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/topic/407014-jdmst-august-eomm/

Look at all that ignorance and contrasting experience in one thread.

It was always gonna turn to shit. I struggle to find sympathy for people who didn't see that coming and got owned for it. Let's see if the "close-knit" community of 300+ cars will chip in to help the organiser with their bill; see if their communal efforts are on par with how they behave at meets...

I've got the perfect solution...ANOTHER jdmst meet to raise money for the last...it can't fail!

I agree completely.

I don't know how they thought the meet would turn out much different to what it did..

I feel sorry for the guy if he has to foot the bill, but you can't organize big meets in public places treating it as its private property, sure people payed parking but still..

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