Post your "What were the owners thinking" images!

LOL I thought it was a riced out Eagle Talon.

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For those of you who don't reconigize what this car is, it is an Dodge Viper GTS Coupe.

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BUT the question is, is that your photo (since this is a photo forum)? I have more pics of that car... i found.

ssracer wrote in post #8464273
^^^ those are nothing. I used to work at a local hardware store and once helped someone put a couple of sheets of plywood and drywall on top of some rusted out little hatch back...

i would not exactly say that those are nothing.......those are quite some heavy loads that if not over the limits, are quite close to it.

ssracer wrote in post #8464273
^^^ those are nothing. I used to work at a local hardware store and once helped someone put a couple of sheets of plywood and drywall on top of some rusted out little hatch back...

Nothing eh!! A couple sweets of ply and sheetrock don't weight anywhere close to any of those pic's and that last one with around 300-400 pounds of OSB on a 100 pound rated roof of a expedition is a little much, and then trying to keep it up there with nylon string.. These are some clowns taking these loads...

RadAL wrote in post #8464858
BUT the question is, is that your photo (since this is a photo forum)? I have more pics of that car... i found.

No, haha that isn't my photo.

I admit I quickly jumped ship at posting this car when I saw this thread...

Tiggity-T wrote in post #8271589
Not sure what this is/was, a late 90's Altima or a Pontiac?

I haven't seen a paint job like that since 1965...

djdino wrote in post #8270515

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"It went zip when it moved and pop when it stopped,
Whirrr when it stood still
I never knew just what it was and I guess I never will."

JWright wrote in post #8466414
"It went zip when it moved and pop when it stopped,
Whirrr when it stood still
I never knew just what it was and I guess I never will."

It first marched left and then marched right,
And then marched under a chair.
And when l looked where it had gone, it wasn't even there.
I started to sob and my daddy laughed, for he knew that I would find,
When l turned around, my marvelous toy, chugging from behind.

I play this in the classroom every year at Christmas. The kids love it

JWright wrote in post #8466428

With this one, at least you do know what the owner was thinking.

1downfall wrote in post #8465155
i would not exactly say that those are nothing.......those are quite some heavy loads that if not over the limits, are quite close to it.

OK...not nothing...just saying I have seen worse...lol

I think this one speaks for itself....I will never understand this trend....

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at least they use 80s cars.... (well 90s if you count newer crown vics, caprices, etc)

those are some ugly rims! I love the owners reaction to you... haha.

ssracer wrote in post #8467524
I think this one speaks for itself....I will never understand this trend....

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What's not to understand? They simply want attention, and they obviously get it. You even took a picture.

Here's one from LA ... "tattoos" added by Sharpie marker!
Run a google search on "lamborghini sharpie" to find more information and loads of better photos around the net. I snapped this one through window while riding a bus. The car was getting a ticket for parking in front of a red curb.

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the owner was thinking he wanted something different for his car by doing something that no one or hardly anyone else has done... also he wanted to be original and to have something to talk about his car aside from the general questions?