Do I even have to say anything?????
07-13-05, 09:21 PM
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Words simply cannot describe... 
But I think the one that comes closest is GAWD-AWFUL.
In more cheery news, paint-removal technology marches forward with the advent of "soda-blasting." Similar to using walnut shells, granulized soda (which is a neutral substance) blasted onto the surface not only effectively removes all traces of paint but will not harm the base metal. While a more powerful blast is required, the soda is less expensive to produce than walnut shells used for this purpose.
The really good news is that there is never a shortage of cars that need to have the paint stripped, thanks to TV shows like "Pimp My Ride" and to guys like the seller of the aforementioned gawd-awful abomination.
But I think the one that comes closest is GAWD-AWFUL.
In more cheery news, paint-removal technology marches forward with the advent of "soda-blasting." Similar to using walnut shells, granulized soda (which is a neutral substance) blasted onto the surface not only effectively removes all traces of paint but will not harm the base metal. While a more powerful blast is required, the soda is less expensive to produce than walnut shells used for this purpose.
The really good news is that there is never a shortage of cars that need to have the paint stripped, thanks to TV shows like "Pimp My Ride" and to guys like the seller of the aforementioned gawd-awful abomination.
07-13-05, 10:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Aviator 902S
Words simply cannot describe...
But I think the one that comes closest is GAWD-AWFUL.
In more cheery news, paint-removal technology marches forward with the advent of "soda-blasting." Similar to using walnut shells, granulized soda (which is a neutral substance) blasted onto the surface not only effectively removes all traces of paint but will not harm the base metal. While a more powerful blast is required, the soda is less expensive to produce than walnut shells used for this purpose.
The really good news is that there is never a shortage of cars that need to have the paint stripped, thanks to TV shows like "Pimp My Ride" and to guys like the seller of the aforementioned gawd-awful abomination.
But I think the one that comes closest is GAWD-AWFUL.
In more cheery news, paint-removal technology marches forward with the advent of "soda-blasting." Similar to using walnut shells, granulized soda (which is a neutral substance) blasted onto the surface not only effectively removes all traces of paint but will not harm the base metal. While a more powerful blast is required, the soda is less expensive to produce than walnut shells used for this purpose.
The really good news is that there is never a shortage of cars that need to have the paint stripped, thanks to TV shows like "Pimp My Ride" and to guys like the seller of the aforementioned gawd-awful abomination.
07-18-05, 09:38 PM
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The car is plenty fargin scary. But the guy's name on the pic of the owner's manual... Crazy Benis ??? BENIS ? 
Is he the rocket fuel salesman ?
We should all name our firstborn Benis to remind us to never ever break one off in a 7 like that.
That's almost as ugly as a 2nd gen ( FC ).
Is he the rocket fuel salesman ?We should all name our firstborn Benis to remind us to never ever break one off in a 7 like that.
That's almost as ugly as a 2nd gen ( FC ).
07-18-05, 10:44 PM
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Originally Posted by dreamingofRX7
I informed the guy of this thread. I dont know if he meant to post here, but it went to me instead.
Here is his response:
"Thanks for posting all the responses up there. I didn't realize this car gonna make all of you go crazy. The original idea on the paint job and everything else is to make a unique crazy little car that no one has ever done before. From the responses, I think the project was successful. No matter you like it, hate it, think it is cool or just want to burn it, but sure it made all of you spend at least 3 mins posting opinion on it. Thanks for the following supporters:
Pen_Two
hammmy
1985_RX-7
John64
Sterling
RRTEC
tjeter
bstrange99
respones to JKM
He chromed his heater *****...
...that's just... I don't know what that is.
Re: These are factory original on GSL-SE, please don't just follow others if you don't know what is going on. "
Here is his response:
"Thanks for posting all the responses up there. I didn't realize this car gonna make all of you go crazy. The original idea on the paint job and everything else is to make a unique crazy little car that no one has ever done before. From the responses, I think the project was successful. No matter you like it, hate it, think it is cool or just want to burn it, but sure it made all of you spend at least 3 mins posting opinion on it. Thanks for the following supporters:
Pen_Two
hammmy
1985_RX-7
John64
Sterling
RRTEC
tjeter
bstrange99
respones to JKM
He chromed his heater *****...
...that's just... I don't know what that is.
Re: These are factory original on GSL-SE, please don't just follow others if you don't know what is going on. "
seriously, other than the paint its ok...i wouldn't do it...you wouldn't do it....but this guy did say it best in his quote.....but one thing that bugs me...
he's trying to diss JKM back about the heater *****...."these are factory original gsl-se"...ummmmmmmmmmm
