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When I was younger I wanted a camouflage BMX bike really bad, I actually took it as far as reading a tutorial on how to paint your own camouflage. Once I figured out how much labor it would take, and how much it would have cost I painted my bike solid blue. The people with the cars today however have a lot more ambition than myself, or access to someone who can print and wrap automotive vinyl. Either or.

Accords have really be coming into their own lately among the stance crowd. A car which was historically seen as the older, more conservative brother of the Civic is finally starting to get the respect it deserves as a platform, that in the right hands, can hang with the best of them. Hailing from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Malik bought his Accord brand new in 2007 as a way to escape the lure of the street racing scene and has been transforming it into a head turner ever since.

I believe all car enthusiasts should attempt some level of DIY on their vehicles however one should take the time to research their project and make sure that it something that they can handle without supervision. By no means should anyone half ass their DIY job as bad as these people...

While not new to the scene by any means I like this car and and I like the trend of putting low offset wheels on clean civics. May the 'Fast and the Furious' style of civic Modding rest in peace.

Last night I got to see my friend and contributing photographer K.Sold aka Keven Soldo perform some of his stand up comedy routine last night and it slayed. When I got home I stumbled upon some photos he had taken of his friend Matt's 2004 WRX, in it's last days of winter mode, on the Toronto Subaru Club. Mild mannered employee by day, photographer by evening, comedian at night Keven is a triple threat!

If there is one thing that's universal between basically everyone in the automotive community it's that e30s kick ass, and e30 m3s even more so. I did an e30 Theme Tuesday and now its the e30 m3's time to shine. Tourings next?

Long time readers of Stance Is Everything might remember a post awhile back of a local Black E36 slammed on style 5's titled "This Is How It's Done". In that post I mentioned that the car would appear here again and Doogee came back hard this season after spending the winter polishing his style 5s and tweaking a few other exterior bits.

I saw this video on maxbimmer.com and I can safely say that it's not a ride that I would want to go one, although it looks like if someone was eventually able to flag the truck driver down that the occupants in the car would be ok.

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.

I heard on the radio last week that some official organization declared winter in Ontario over. I'm not sure if its really over but its been double digits all week and that makes me smile.

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.