Random Dope

I was reading something the other day about Lil Wayne signing a whole pile of irrelevant rappers, singers, and Limp Bizkit(!?) which for whatever reason triggered a memory of the song 'Throw Some D's' by Rich Boy. That ear worm reminded me of this story from a few years ago about an e36 driver that ended up with a wire wheel embedded in his windshield.

Following up a post like the one I made on Friday with a car that wasn't straight, to the point, and uber clean just wouldn't be right so here are some new(er) photos of an e30 I first posted April of 2011. Not much has changed since then but honestly nothing really needs to.

This '74 Ford Coupe has been kickin' around my hard drive for awhile now because I wasn't sure if I wanted to include it in another post or throw it up solo but I recently found a few more pictures of it so solo it is. Wearing what I can only assume to be natural patina and appropriate sign art on the side this Ford looks right at home in the weeds.

Enkei should just sponsor the Fat And Flush section of this blog because their RPF-1 wheel is now making it's fourth appearance in this now nine post category. Yes nearly 50% of this entire category is made up of cars on RPF-1 wheels, crazy.

Have to thank Ollie again for bringing awesome cars into my life, this time in the form of a Van called the Supervan. What is the CBS Supervan you might ask? Well on paper the CBS Supervan was a promotional vehicle but that doesn't mean it shares any similarities with other promotional vehicles like say the Oscar Meyer Weiner mobile.

Most people (in North America) remember the K car for the simple fact that they were everywhere for awhile. Personally I knew someone who's dad drove a sky blue one and treated it like gold. He washed it every weekend and stored it in the winter.

With a name like No Pokemon Shit it is clear from the start that this Finnish car 'club' is a little different. The name might be a little odd but from what I can tell No Pokemon Shit means no body kits, no wings, no gimmicks. Just low, clean and to the point.

For something that is comprised of a chassis and motor that are worlds apart this Lamborghini v12 powered Ford Model T actually doesn't look all that alien. Photographer Chris Rowe's caption of the vehicle 'Like Powering an Elise with a Viper engine' is pretty accurate as I suspect both swaps would yield the same smokey results if you were to stomp on the gas pedal.

Many regard Japan as one of a few meccas of automotive culture. Having never been I can't confirm or deny this fact but based on the amount of people flocking to Japan to take pictures of cars I can only assume it is at least partially true. Something I have always found interesting about Japan's automotive scene is the fact that while they often set the trends we follow here they also pick up on a lot of our styling cues and more often than not improve on them.

Certainly going really heavy on the bagged cars this week, not 100% intentional, but how could you not like an e30 as beautiful as this? The recipe for success in this case is a clean late model, Gotti wheels in specs that suit the car to a tee, a dash of stretch, and a healthy serving of low.

Remember Level One? The Toronto group who's video spread like wild fire late 2011? Well they have already started making moves for 2012 with James releasing a few photos of his s2000's latest look. True to Level One form the car looks great.

This is one of two Bosozoku builds to be posted here on Stance Is Everything and really it was only a matter of time before more and more North American interpretations of this Japanese tuning style started popping up. There are a few builds out in California and perhaps couple more in Florida but now Arizona as a boso build to call their own.