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The car wasn't (and isn't) supposed to be pretty- it's a showoff piece for a custom audio installer to demonstrate what he's capable of. The "Fishman" does a lot of good work.
The car wasn't (and isn't) supposed to be pretty- it's a showoff piece for a custom audio installer to demonstrate what he's capable of. The "Fishman" does a lot of good work.
From: Reno is so close to Hell you can see Sparks , State Of Confusion
St. Jude Donor '12-'13-'14
Originally Posted by HawnHog
Chris, no doubt he does "good work" and has a very vivid imagination. But in this case he displayed bad taste. Com'on, honestly.......
If you go to his site you will see he did the car in 2002 and the pictures are nothing like it is now, I wonder if he did all the work or someone else.
Chris, no doubt he does "good work" and has a very vivid imagination. But in this case he displayed bad taste. Com'on, honestly.......
oh, obviously I think the things nasty as hell, but he thought that as well. It was just a way to showoff all the ability he gained from having air powered movement. He basically just used it to go as extreme as possible.. is it cool? well, in a weird car audio way, kind of.. is it a corvette i'd own? f no.
I know what you're saying, but i just wanted to point out it's not some 17 year old's project gone wrong...