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Here is part two my coverage of the past weekends CSCS event. This set has the cars from the show and shine.

I've been wanting to take a trip out to Cayuga for awhile and I have been wanting to go to a CSCS event for just as long so it figures that when I finally had the time to go to one the weather was a mixed bag of nuts. The weather eventually led to the cancellation of the drag racing and had the show and shine guys spent more time drying their cars than showing them but I still took quite a few pics. I am going to start breaking up my event coverage into easier to load pieces (about 30 photos per post) so this is part 1 of the coverage; Random stuff, Drag, Paddock Cars, and Drifters.

The concept of theme Tuesdays here on Stance Is Everything is simple, every Tuesday I pick a theme and post a collection of vehicles with that theme that meet the stance criteria (modified suspension that suit the vehicles intent). This weeks theme Tuesday topic is: Mean Miatas

When this blog was in it's infancy I shot a quick point and shoot photo of an Impala at one of the weekly Applewood Show and Shines. I sent the picture to my friend Keven who told me that the car was actually owned by his girlfriends father Dale this set the wheels in motion to get this Impala the shine time it deserves on Stance Is Everything.

Quick Saturday post, my friend Devon put me on this 8 second boosted m20 powered e30 that can barley keep its front wheels on the ground. Wild.

Anyone remember the game Crazy Taxi? It was a pretty good arcade game back in the Cruis'n USA days. Since I live close to the only surviving Playdium I played a lot of crazy taxi, this doesn't really have much today with today's post other than the fact that these are some Crazy Taxis.

Or a little right of the norm, whichever you prefer, either way these cars are not typical of the Stance Is Everything norm but still fly none the less.

Years ago I came across a Lexus LS in my dads neighborhood that made had me questioning how someone could drive so low. Ever since that day I took the route too my dads house that passed by where I originally saw the car. VIP-esque cars were and are still pretty rare around here so I had made sure to get as many viewings as possible. I saw the car go through 2 sets of wheels then I never saw it again...

As promised I took some time to gather up a few images and links to threads with coverage from the past weekends 3rd Official JDMrides meet.