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no cant say i have... where did you find it?

is the picture working for everyone else?

wow its been a long day when you miss the site on the bottom of the pic that is written that big....

I think maybe they don't like their images being leeched. Either link to it, or save it and host it yourself. Imageshack is a good place if you don't have your own hosting.

It took me about 15 seconds to do this:


And now I don't have to look at shitty porn ads, either.

I hosted the image myself...hope this helps.

My host doesn't hit me with pop-up ads. Thanks for the offer though.

looks like it might be fun, in a "i hope nobody sees my in this" kind of way.

I have not seen this car...

Is that an Aspire? My brother and joked about hopping it up and making a little rally buggy out of it, turns out the dealer my brother bought his Mazda off of has a buddy that does just that and Andrew ended up getting like 600 dollars trade in on that poor car. The aspire didn't have a lot of guts, but sliding around on gravel it handled great.

Pretty sure thats a geo metro.

Good find DZX!!

^^^ Yeah, the back end is definately a metro, I still gotta give the guy a few points for style.

I thought the guy looked kinda funny driving the car.

what town is this thing located in?
that would be a cool scoop if there was a turbo right behind it

All of those guys are going to feel like dumbasses, if it makes some gawdawful amount of power.

There's a several hundred WHP Toyota Tercel running around this area. He's got a huge DTM style fart can too..... and his real exhaust dumping right in front of the rear wheel.

From what i understand, he's been spotted in Boulder a few times. And now that i think about it, i might have seen it at the hardware store here.

I hear he has a 20B rotary engine and converted to rear-wheel drive thanks to a beat up yota starlet he found in a junkyard in aurora off colfax...you know...the one with the Burrito stand out front.


I'm just kidding....but it could happen.

dzx wrote:From what i understand, he's been spotted in Boulder a few times. And now that i think about it, i might have seen it at the hardware store here.

he must have been picking up the material for his hoodscoop

Haha, Phil, that's not that white Tercel that that guy is always sporting at the B&N meets is it? The super riced out one? That thing is funny.

I wonder how much water that scoop pulls in during a heavy downpour?

Probably quite a bit, but it doesn't rain that much here, maybe 20 times a year i'd guess and its pretty rare when its heavy. Usually the wet months are during the winter at the beginning of the year.