ScHyZo
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Depends what he does with the car. If he just show up to meet than yes ticoune but if he actually track the car its another story.
Article: LE THREAD ti-Coune (photo AND -OG- INCLUDED)
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Depends what he does with the car. If he just show up to meet than yes ticoune but if he actually track the car its another story.
PsychoBandito
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What wheels are those?
I'm going to guess some model of vossen based on the stickers on his car
gabyjay
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J'ai tellement de mixed-feeling en regardant ce char la...
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
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I like the direction he's taking. For the awkward stuff, I'll just call it a work in progress.
At low speed though, seeing those 3 spokes chopping must be glorious.
At low speed though, seeing those 3 spokes chopping must be glorious.
Jelly_Belly
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I think he tracks it, know one is stupid enough to put a roll cage in a DD.
sotam123
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Its "under construction" not a big fan..
This picture shows whats under the over fenders(swoops says thwy are trying to make the car the way it would come from the factory...smh)
Spotted this yesterday in kirkland hood scoops pis toute
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manifeste00
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Had it been a Civic everyone would have raised the ti-coune flag...but its a VW so, its OK....
Ti coune as fuck.
Jelly_Belly
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Mhm double standards lol.
"It can't be ti-counce, its german, and german cars are refined!"
manifeste00
Legacy Member
Well, everyone is like "hmmm I dont know...I kinda like it...blablabla...".
Everything on it screams "look at me". From the big ass diffuser to the useless bikes on the top...
driftking88
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Metro666
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Non les Corvette ont des leaf springs a l'arriere.
Ca cest juste un body kit qui etais disponible pour les C3 dans le temps.
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les vieilles corvettes avaient 1 seul leaf spring transversal attache par le milieu pour faire un arriere independant ... gros concept a la GM