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This has actually been on the about page for awhile but I figured that I should make an 'official' announcement since as of yesterday he is now an official student of photography. I 'd like to welcome My friend Keven aka K.Sold aboard as a contributing photographer to Stance Is Everything.

In case your hangover didn't remind you it's New Years 2010 today and 2009 will always be a memorable year for myself and Stance Is Everything since it's the year it started. When I first wrote this post on June 14th I wasn't quite sure what I was starting but with the site is on the verge of cracking 75,000 page views I think I've started something some what significant. With that number in mind and the Barret Jackson Auction playing all day on my TV I figure that there is no better time than now to take a look at the most popular content of 2009.

Being the holidays I've been at my moms place the past few days and therefore away from Stance H.Q. I didn't have much time to be bouncing from forum to forum and blog to blog looking for new content nor did I feel like cluttering up her computer with photos of cars she won't appreciate. So I made due with what I had (my iphone and creativity) and figured that perhaps some of you might be interested in my latest model car project that's been hiding in the depths of my moms basement waiting for me to finish. Hopefully this will be the year I actually finish...

Or should I say Happy Holidays? I've never been too polictally correct, but I am going to assume that none of my readers are too uptight about which vernacular I use ;). Today's a day to be spent with family and friends enjoying the spirit of the season so I hope everyone is doing just that. To those of you who have found the time to stop by here today leave a comment and I will send you a free set of S.I.E. url stickers of your choosing. Happy Holidays!

I've been meaning to compile a list of some of my favorite automotive blogs for awhile now and sadly this idea for the '12 Auto Blogs of Christmas' hit me after I could have done it for the twelve days leading up to Christmas. But I decided to not let a little thing like time stop me and went ahead and compiled a list of the 12 auto blogs I visit regularly in no particular order.

My drifter friend Pat Cyr has decided that next year is his year to go hard, all this time I thought he was going hard already so now that he says its really time to go hard I am a little worried for the competition. With his new mindset he decided that his trusty AE86 needs a full rebuild and a new heart for this season, lurking on facebook has allowed me to keep track of what he has been up to. Serious things are going down.

It's Thanksgiving holiday Monday here in Canada and unlike most people I didn't spend it relaxing in a warm house eating a Turkey dinner and watching football, instead I spent it in my garage doing a little maintenance and troubleshooting on my car. This isn't the first holiday Monday I have spent in the garage working on my car while people drive by to go spend time with their families and it sure won't be the last. As I was working my mind started drifting to how exactly did this happen to me?

Just thought I would take a second to everyone who came over from the Tekken Much post on Kotaku. Getting a link back from a major blog is one of the things I recently wrote down as a goal for this site and the gawker network has some of the biggest networks on the net so it was really exciting to see it happen so soon. I appreciate everyone who took the time to click through (all 700 of you) and join me here at Stance Is Everything I hope that some of you continue to check out the site however if you are just going to read and run I have one more interesting themed show car you should check out before you go, the 944 Batmobile.

This was originally supposed to be a guest blog on stanceworks but Mike is pretty busy doing covershoots and the like in AZ so I decided to post it here before it goes stale: Necessity is the mother of all invention, and this is probably how all the wheel swapping started along with the now famous words "ya these will probably fit".

Stickers are a great way to show off the fact that you know your stance is bad ass. They also double as a way to cover up dings, scratches and scrapes. Here is a collection of some of the best ones I have found with links to buy them online. Don't worry no one will notice the scratch you are hiding underneath it.