hood black out poll
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I don't know if anyone saw it...but one of the first Viva La Bam episodes on MTV had Bam getting a slutty lesbian porno scene airbrushed onto his dad's car's hood...it was like a chevy caprice or something...It was one of the best tricks they ever played. his dad had to take the bus....
I want that on my hood...who can make that up for me???? I will try to find the link....
I want that on my hood...who can make that up for me???? I will try to find the link....
Done. The vendors may have appreciated how many people did or did not already have one though. Sorry I did not make that clear.
Smelly-- I think I saw that-- hilarious.
Also, the reason why I have a black out is function. Ultra flat keeps the oncoming headlight glare to a minimum, its like a black hole over your hood at night. The first time I got hit by the glare going up a steep climb during the day was the clincher though.
Smelly-- I think I saw that-- hilarious.
Also, the reason why I have a black out is function. Ultra flat keeps the oncoming headlight glare to a minimum, its like a black hole over your hood at night. The first time I got hit by the glare going up a steep climb during the day was the clincher though.
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SmellyAlbatross said:I don't know if anyone saw it...but one of the first Viva La Bam episodes on MTV had Bam getting a slutty lesbian porno scene airbrushed onto his dad's car's hood...it was like a chevy caprice or something...It was one of the best tricks they ever played. his dad had to take the bus....
I want that on my hood...who can make that up for me???? I will try to find the link....
How about Kill Bill II - styled hood black-out? You know which one I mean,,,with matching key-chain. Not sure that would go over too well with the wife
Or with anyone elses wife, for that matter. SCSL said:How about Kill Bill II - styled hood black-out? You know which one I mean,,,with matching key-chain. Not sure that would go over too well with the wife
Hell ya! Who needs a beefed up rig when you can hit the trails with the P-Wagon exterior trim! I predict it will be the next Disco Fashion accessory.
Bryant, your avatar has made me want to DL that episode of SNL and I now find myself pissing my pants with laughter!
How bout a "White-Out" on a Black Disco eh? I think I may be on to somethin!
How bout a "White-Out" on a Black Disco eh? I think I may be on to somethin!
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I equate it to being inside the mind of a lunatic for a few minutes. You jump from Baby seals in costco gas to State gun laws to the 3,484, 693rd post about tire size to sexually explicit automotive accessories...
It's like a wicked drug trip, only less expensive and slighty safer.
I think some more options should be added, such as which vendor people would buy their hood blackout from
That picture was taken in Xilitla, San Luis Potosi Mexico. It's a really amazing mountaintop village one of our expedition team members put me onto - they grow shade coffee and other hillside crops there.
We stayed in the home of Edward James, a somewhat famous English surrealist who built a sprawling sculpture garden in the rainforest. Since his death in 1984, the jungle has been working overtime to take over his work - in a generation it might well be completely gone. He left almost no money to preserve Las Pozas, so they're trying to maintain the place on small donations from visitors. The building next to my truck is his six or seven story "villa".
This stop was a high point on our trek. The interior of Mexico is something that must be experienced - we found amazingly generous people, scenery that shifts almost instantly between coastal tundra and tropical forest to barren desert and plenty of places to get the underside dirty.
Here's the logo for our trek which is center hood:
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We stayed in the home of Edward James, a somewhat famous English surrealist who built a sprawling sculpture garden in the rainforest. Since his death in 1984, the jungle has been working overtime to take over his work - in a generation it might well be completely gone. He left almost no money to preserve Las Pozas, so they're trying to maintain the place on small donations from visitors. The building next to my truck is his six or seven story "villa".
This stop was a high point on our trek. The interior of Mexico is something that must be experienced - we found amazingly generous people, scenery that shifts almost instantly between coastal tundra and tropical forest to barren desert and plenty of places to get the underside dirty.
Here's the logo for our trek which is center hood:
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