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I need somebody 'young' to explain this to me...

Sorry to hear that Lost. That is a nice lookin Jeep there.
 
Here's mine a while back.

Pullin a friend out of the sand.

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Gettin' her muddy.

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don't you like .. umm .. get dirty . do'in dat ? :lmao:

Half the fun is making a mess.. the other half is getting stuck..

I offered to buy my kid a jeep wrangler.. He wanted the Caddy more :confused:
 
Sorry to hear that Lost. That is a nice lookin Jeep there.

It was over a decade ago.. Glad to be rid of them.. Both where costing me an arm-and-leg to maintain :)
 
I think the kids consider that driving a classic can make you look cool and make other people think that you actually are a guy who knows what to drive.
 
"Discover the 2014 Cadillac CTS-V sedan that features a 556 HP V8 engine moving it from 0-60 in a blistering 4.0 seconds".Will a bone stock ricer do that?

Bone stock ricer. Wait a minute...

I knew a Honda guy who riced the hell out of his Accord. Was actually slower after his "engine mods" were done than it was before.

Apparently, my dad works near the hotbed of the "Donk" scene: Waukegan, IL. Where slow, ugly grandpa cars are made even slower and uglier and smell even worse. Those cars that are lifted with the huge stupid rims are ungodly unsafe. I'm fairly certain with the right wind, one could just fall over.
 
Not happening in my area. Local high schools I've ridden by on my bike are a real mix. No one type of vehicle stands out. When I was in high school ... 13 or so years ago ... Most of the kids that had "grandpa cars" had them because their grandpa upgraded and the kid needed a car... My girlfriend at the time had a '92 crown Vic with a very spacious backseat ...... . . .
 

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