I saw this one thing on Insta last night.....I should have tagged you in it. Some kind of bare steel tube-all-over-the-place with mud tires....looked like a low rider/ rock bouncer thing and had some #Fabpolice #raycharlesfab #poopwelds on the front upper control arms.
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Reminds me of this truck from the race last year. Man I want to go to SEMA.
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Reminds me of this truck from the race last year. Man I want to go to SEMA.
I hate that I am not going again this year. Last year was amazing. We had so much fun. My feet hurt for a couple days from all the walking. The only bad part is that it is a professional show. Everyone is there to sell you something. Outside is better because it is mostly a big car show, but still based around marketing a business.
Social media has had a huge role on the rate of "new ideas" and tricks and the progression of the custom world over the past year or two. After seeing pictures of SEMA and everything else it makes me wonder "how much more can some of this change?"
At some point its like Steve just said, seeing something impressive is getting harder to find. On the other hand, I have seen some down right stupid things coming out i.e. "stance", where somebody thinks its cool to have a tire that isn't wide enough for the wheel so that the rim and tire sandwich the fender lip.......Yeah I'm getting older but that is stupid. And who wants to wear out the inside edge of tires that quickly?
There is an RSX in Lexington that is "stanced" to the point that the rear tires look like they ride on the inner sidewall.
It stopped at 5 pm today, but we bought them straight from the ACC for some family package. $160 for 4 tickets 4 hats and 4 chicken sandwich coupons. They said they would still have the deal, just a little more expensive after today. I'd imagine once Clemson beats FSU they will go up a good bit.
Where did you do that from? Can't find any deals.
I tailgated in 2A once last year.. I liked it... Other that trumping thought the woods up to lot 2 to setup my satellite dish.The upside is that those of us in 2A had it great. With no one in lot 1 or 2, traffic was great. We had plenty of port-o-jons with no lines. This has been the first season that we have been happy that our lot is a construction zone and was covered in gravel.