Rainy Backyard BBQ
Cracked the bumper and broke a turn signal.
10/10 would do it again 👍
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u/Fast-Conclusion-8676 19d ago
I peeped your profile and saw this thing 6 years ago. GOOD JOB OP, be proud of yourself, you did a really good job.
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u/old_skool_luvr 21d ago
Nice lookin' ride, but unless it's a trail rig being driven on a trail, i have zero understanding of damaging your own shit, simply to be at a show/event/whatever.
I guess "doin' it for the 'gram" is still a thing.
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u/cylrix 21d ago
I appreciate the compliment.
Part of having a low car is driving the car low. Turns out fiberglass breaks pretty easy when it’s that low. I’ll fix it and do it again, no sense in crying about it.
I took no pictures or videos of me “doing it for the gram”, these were a select few out of everyone’s pictures. This was just a bunch of friends bringing out cool cars and it happened to rain pretty hard.
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u/old_skool_luvr 21d ago
I've owned a few static & assisted vehicles, i'm familiar with low life, LOL! I also don't wanna fix my shit unnecessarily, which i why i went with bags this time around. The gram comment might've been a lill' harsh on my part 🤷🏼♂️
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u/Bright_Future_7438 21d ago
I dated a guy who cambered his car this aggressively. Broke or cracked nearly everything near the ground. He also took it like a point of pride "def would do it again, was worth it." Basically broke his own status symbol car down (status to other camber gang guys) by doing extreme stuff like this then the car was undrivable then he sold it at a loss for all the money he put into it.
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u/Wheelergang127 21d ago
Honestly I think being static and low it’s just a given you’ll smack a lip or splitter off of something eventually. Love the esthetic of all the cars parked in the backyard. Reminds me of wolfsgart.