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I actually snapped pics of these cars as the owner actually put this on :rolleyes:

The silver car the spoiler is home made and has plexi/rivets and the mustang looks like a kitchen table hanging off the back :redface: Not sure if you can see but they had the exhaust coming out of the ground effects in front of the rear wheels on the silver car. 4 tips per side :o
 

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i'm gonna have to post up some pics for you to mock mercilessly when i finally get around to making my 97 Cavalier more aerodynamic..
 
The massive amounts of power those cars produce demand rear spoilers to help keep them glued down and streetable...... :p
 
Somecars BEG for the tuner treatment. Not those one's!:D :D

Kept lookin at a new Impala yesterday and I swear it'd look tits with ground effects and a tall deck spoiler:D
 
Maybe the Mustang driver eats outside often and that spoiler also serves as a nice seating for 4 giant TV tray??? :rolleyes:
 
Looks like the Mustang driver backed into something on the drivers side with that rear aircraft carrier. Should have installed feelers on it.
 
I guess I'll play devils advocate :p Most of these guys are probably younger, without a lot of extra $$ to buy their dream car, and just have to make do with what they have. I remember my bondo filled, jacked up, 73 Nova was my pride and joy when I was 18. It was a POS that couldn't get out of it's own way, but it was mine. At least these guys are working on cars, and if given a few years, and the benefit of the doubt, they will probably come around. Just my $.02
 
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I guess I'll play devils advocate :p Most of these guys are probably younger, without a lot of extra $$ to buy their dream car, and just have to make do with what they have. I remember my bondo filled, jacked up, 73 Nova was my pride and joy when I was 18. It was a POS that couldn't get out of it's own way, but it was mine. At least these guys are working on cars, and if given a few years, and the benefit of the doubt, they will probably come around. Just my $.02

Yeah and these same guys will turn out just like chip foose :rolleyes:

Nice positive thinking though. I know a few guys with jacked up hoopties.
 
I know what you mean. I had a 71 Lemans "Sport" as my first car. It looked like a GTO but only had a 350 2BBL. I did the body work and had my uncle paint it black. It was beautiful car but couldn't get out of it's own way. I would refer to it as "all show no go". I remember getting beat by a Saturn in it, lol. Same deal, I didn't have thousands of $$ to spend on making it go fast back then.
 
some people do stuff like that to mock the whole tuner culture, too.
that's what i hope is going on with that Olds with the clear rear spoiler..
i guess that particular spoiler could be a tribute to his local Modified stock car racer, too, since some of them have clear spoilers so the driver can see behind him during a race.
 
The Oldsmobile has so much downforce it's squashing the rear tire...sitting still!

I love the way those guys put money into ground effects and fart cans but leave the stock plain-Jane weenie-wheels on them.
 
I was young once too and I never f'd up a car like that!:cool: Sure I had my moments, but the worst I ever did was put some wording across my windshield.

There's way more ugly stuff out there. I'll see if I can find some pics.
 
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