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JDM rides member, xxbvanxx, hosts weekly Sunday night meets in the Square One mall parking lot here in Mississauga. This year the kick off meet was promoted about two months in advance and highly anticipated. As Sunday April 25th finally rolled around the weather looked like it could be a problem, but it eventually cleared up long enough for 200-300 cars to gather for about 20 minutes before being told to leave by the local Police department.

I'm going to admit something today, I know next to nothing about Mitsubishi's, however I do know when a car looks good (at least I think I do), so with little more than a love for nice/mean looking cars and an internet connection I complied today's Theme Tuesday of proper looking Lancers/Evos.

Some of you might remember this e46 m3 I threw up awhile back in a post titled "Just Right". Well this time a non M owner has come through to show us that with this chassis sometimes less is more.

It looks like Toronto area s2000 owners have something to prove because this is the second s2000 I have found in as many weeks sitting on dope 'real' wheels. Last weeks clean white s2000 was sitting on Volks while this weeks yellow beauty is sitting low on Work VS-XX wheels.

Today's WTF Friday is a perfect example of what happens when a car owner has a decent chunk of money and no real taste. Yes, I am sure we have all seen examples of this before, but, this one I found particularly alarming since the rest of the car isn't over the top with ugly.

This could have easily been a WTF Friday post but I don't think that would have done this build the justice it deserves, this is honestly one of the craziest things I have ever seen done by a privateer and obviously I am not alone since jalopnik along with a number of message boards have already given it props. When a talented 27 year old Quebec native combines an EG chassis Civic with a GD (I think) chassis Subaru on a shoestring budget of less than 6k the internet stops and says "mother of god".

I saw this car in the Mazda3Forums aggressive fitment thread and immediately realized that this is the look that I am after for my car, a reasonable daily drivable amount of flush mixed with a nice stance. I have quite a few of these same mods already so I just need to get my fitment a bit more on point and I should be looking pretty legit...

After the E30 M3 Theme Tuesday I basically had to do this one. A lot of you were looking out for this so hopefully you enjoy the group I was able to pull together for this. I want a Touring really bad now, this is not a good thing (financially).

Normally on Tuesdays I just throw up a Theme Tuesday and call it a day. However when I woke up today I saw these pics of a sick Local s2000 (that's part of the Level One crew) I knew I had to post it before other blogs are pulling my late pass.

As the drift seasons quickly approaches both Ryan and Pat have been working hard to get the final aspects of their builds buttoned up for a track day shake down, it's been at least a few weeks since I've checked up on either of these builds so let's see whats new.

On Thursday April 15th the Toronto Mazda 3 Club kicked off their weekly 'AA Thursdays' meets at Next Mod in Markham. The last time I had been to Next Mod was the grand opening and I figured that the turnout to that event couldn't be rivaled by this one but boy was I wrong.

Got some fancy moving pictures to share with you guys today. Additionally the wtf is that game is back again but this time it's not for a car but for an accessory for a car. Same rules apply first correct answer in the comments wins a set of the standard url stickers.