Bagged

The second part of my coverage from the Stretch and Poke event put on by the Toronto Wrong Fitment crew. The second half contains, Nissans, Lexus, Volkswagens, Audis, and finally Subaru's.

As I am sure you are all well aware, from yesterday's teaser coverage courtesy of Elle Marie Photography, the Toronto Wrong Fitment Crew organized an meet in the GTA called 'Poke and Stretch'. Which was Toronto's first meet dedicated to low, clean, cars with aggressive fitment. The weather was great and the atmosphere was awesome no drama, no competition just everyone out because they love cars, everything a good car meet should be.

I like Volvos and I love low riders, but together I'm not 100% convinced it's a good idea. What 90% of the population thinks be-damned though since this cardomain member decided to throw caution to the wind and build the low rider he always wanted out of his 760 Turbo estate.

Jon Gandy over at Up-shift.net went to the College Park Tuning Show and snapped these pictures of a dumped Golf sitting on Bentley wheels. Being a good guy and knowing that I am a big fan of low, and an equally big fan of wheel swapping, he sent them over to the Stance Is Everything email address, once I took a look I knew they would have a home here.

Not to take anything away from the builders doing great things here in North America, but the guys over in Europe consistently build Volkswagens of outstanding quality. Today’s featured Passat, out of London, England, is just another example of what the European crowd is capable of.

Here is part two of the Performance World coverage, I had meant to post this yesterday but the great weather (18 degrees!) meant that I worked on my car after work as oppose to hiding from the cold. Today's coverage is mostly of the import rooms of the show which were really hard to shoot being absurdly dark and cramped for some reason, anyway, here we go.

This weekend I got a chance to check out the Performance World show here in Toronto, according to advertising this is the largest car show in Canada. While I am not sure if that is true I will say that I was fairly impressed at the diversity of the cars in attendance. I took a lot of photos and as usual I am going to pay respect to the OG's and have the muscle cars and hot rods go first.

Body drops have been around forever in the mini trucking community. When bringing the body of a vehicle over it's frame it's not uncommon to end up with a truck that lays rocker, or even door, but this, this is ridiculous!

What we have got here today are two MKV Golfs, both bagged with minimal body modifications and therefore looking super clean, which do you prefer? Saw (Jigsaw) Voice: Red or Black make your choice.

Volkswagen drivers are serious when it comes to stance. They have been doing it for a long time, and arguably do it the best. Therefore, anytime a pack of proper VW’s scrape down the street together, it’s a rolling lesson in stance 101. I hope that Northern Jersey and area residents have their pens and paper at the ready, because when Star Status is in town they put on a clinic wherever they go.

I've decided to create a new category called 'Random Dopeness' for days that I don't have much to say but a few things to post. I figure it's also a good way to prevent myself from re posting content since I have over 200 posts and a bad memory. Here is Random Dopeness two of many.

Just the other day I was thinking about how now that the weather has gone sour I really miss going out to Street Classics and Applewood Plaza shows. I'm a pretty big fan of older American iron so I was really excited when the [email protected] account and had these pictures BC Stance is Everything fan Bryan M's 63 Thunderbird waiting in my inbox, his car is a real beaut and I am glad to be able to share it with you.