Theme Tuesdays

Not sure why it took me this long to do a Theme Tuesday dedicated to e36s but it did, so without further adieu here is something for the e36 lovers. Warning you will see lots and lots of style 5's in this post, but that's not a bad thing. I also included a few local e36s in the mix.

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.

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).

I got home late last night from the Toronto Blue Jays home opener (they lost) & therefore had to hard drive dive for today's Theme Tuesday since I have not had time to finish the e30 touring, or 190e Theme Tuesdays yet. After a few cycles through the photos on my drive I noticed I had quite a few classic Toyota's, enough to fill today's post at least, so here they are some Corollas, Levins, Cressidas, and Supras. Enjoy.

Not too long ago I did a Theme Tuesday on DC Chassis Integras, well now it's time to throw it back to the predecessor of the DC the DA. Sadly like the DC chassis a lot of DA Integras have rotted away due to the amount of salt we use in the winter here in Toronto.

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.

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?

I like Audi's, maybe not as much as this guy, but I do like them. In the right hands they can be impressive track cars and equally impressive daily drivers, and show machines. I don't know how likely it is I will ever own one but it's guaranteed I won't stop posting them.

After doing the first Pictures with attitude Theme Tuesday I knew that I would have to do a number of follow ups since it was so well received. Hopefully at some point I will be able to take some photos of my own to contribute to this theme, but until then enjoy the best the net has to offer.

Last week on twitter @TyCity called me out on the fact that I had not posted some old school JDM rides in awhile. Since he was right I decided to check some of my local sources for some old school goodness. I'm not as up on my classic Japanese metal as I am my American but here goes.

I am sure that I am not alone in noticing that roof racks have become a growing trend in VW, BMW, and Honda tuning scenes. While I am not sure how it started but it doesn't have any indication of going away. Since there are already lot of roof rack appreciation threads on the internet I figured to get a little creative with today's Theme Tuesday and only focus on cars with roof racks that have BMX bikes on them.

VW Harlequins are pretty interesting little cars. Like most people the first time I saw one I thought it was some sort of joke and was pretty surprised to learn that they were actually a limited run of Golfs by VW. I don't think any other car company would have had the guts to produce a car that looks like this, and I don't think any fanatics other than VW guys could make them look good.