I'm not a fan of racing stripes, but I have to admit I think they are perfect on a 05+ tunsgten Stang. The reason being is that I've seen an all tungsten Stang and to be perfectly honest, its kind of bland. All the curves and edges blend together and the car just looks like a big smooth blob of grey. The stripes add the perfect highlight to the car and bring out the curves and edges again.

 

Is that why they throw 'rice' at weddings???

 

The exact thing could be said for Legend Lime. Man! Once you put those 10" white skunks on that puppy, you got yerself a ride!

 

LOL yes, moving...

You guys crack me up, we get yelled at for moving it, then if we are not on top of it and move it right away we get comments...

We need a kissie smilie... Brrrraaaaaaaadddd....

Moving to .... General.

 

The video made my DAY.... great laugh riot....

As for a striped Mustang being rice.......



I guess I will go back in time to the 60s and tell Caroll Shelby he is the father of the ricer mustang....

 

Dave,

Don't get me wrong. I don't think striping in and of itself is rice, but when you put it on a car that isn't meant for racing in general, I think that is rice. And shelby mustangs are such a high powered specialty car, that's fine. But it's like those guys who buy V6 mustangs then install dual exhaust and put GT badges on their v6ers to look like GTs and get aftermarket dashes that simulate the IUP. That to me is also very "rice."

 

I'm surprised it lasted as long as it did. Nobady goes to the general screen. It was just too funny to hide it.

.....people would complain if they were hung with a dirty rope....

 

That vdeo was hilarious, that neon that stalled at the track
but too