Lownslow

he got me with the olds

souped up vans are a norm in japan they even drift them

yeah evilones post wired me up sorry about that but the wiki link pretty much explains it "donk" traditional is a 1970s-era Impala or Caprice with a sloping rear end"

says who were you actually there to meet this alleged "drug runner" let me guess scrappers were started by drug dealers too huh you build lowriders, never have i once seen you build a highrider so that tells me a lot about what you know about that movement. that applies to all kinds of motorsport hobbies including lowriders and not limited to anything else. what does race have to do with anything ?

thats not funny you better fix that before i call the attention to East Coast Ryders to set you straight

which is ovious cause you dont know ###### about them

man those were the days the nascar went and messed everything up

lol i havent started on the paint. i call them highriders if they dont fit the Donk,box or bubble marquee but people that dont know anything about the scene automatically associate any lifted car with 20+" wheels as a donk its very annoying. this type of lift has a name called the "dade lift". nope not the limo didnt even know they made one

gotcha hate donks find yourself elsewhere so far i got the suspension half done im thinking of going wild with the paintjob as this will be used as advertisement at my hobby shop

Donk? j/k ive been looking for this car long before that just gonna keep it in the box for a while

hes off to a good start

thats true its not going anywhere else but the shelf

ill be taking new pics nothign special under the hood just a turbo 4 and there not detail(ie i left the hoses off )

as supposed to be box stock till i added the wheels and tints the wheels are R&D and the tints are decals. i left the wing off for a street look

dont really need any the car had pegasus wheels before those

simulated top,tinted windows,porche wheels nothing big. the window tint was decal printed with transparent black. they look wrinkled cause theyre still drying

used liquid mask today better result than tape for me

nothing fancy just a quick build the wheels are R&M

did this with decal paper i sprayed candy orange over clear decal sheet then layed the decal behind the glass

its easier to apply the glue to the foil then work from there also cheap dollar store foil is easier to work with

"Only if you want it" named after a Eazy E tune

brush it on then let it dry then use, i noticed first hand that it has a strong bond but if you dry brush it just right it has the same adhesion as bmf but you have to have a super fresh number 11 to get clean cuts. it burnishes well and has a little flex

it screams sex on wheels

thanks i did a 58 impala diecast with the same method heres the rest of the cadillac

took a good 4 hours but it came out decent the tinfoil cost about 70 cents and its about as thick and flexible as bmf