Hot Rods & Tikis... - Beyond Tiki

P Philot Tiki Socialite The armpit of Florida Joined: Apr 04, 2003 Posts: 239	P Philot Posted posted on Wed, Oct 13, 2004 8:15 AM On 2002-09-18 11:03, Turbogod wrote: We had a group of guys here in Baltimore, that would meet every Friday night with their Hotrods and restorations at a small sub shop down the street from me. Then the Hondas, Neons and Accuras with neon and stickers started showing up at the car wash next to the shop. Now the old cars are gone. Where'd they go? I'm sure they had enough of th "Icy Stunnaz". I miss 'em. :sheckymug: I take it that that's a common pattern. The old-school rodders meet up somewhere, then the ricers show up, and the old guys find somewhere else to meet. That's exactly how my friend described the scenario in Brandon. Personally, I'm a V8 kinda guy. Although my wife is the one that's really car-crazy. I just have a appreciation for cool cars.

On 2002-09-18 11:03, Turbogod wrote:
We had a group of guys here in Baltimore, that would meet every Friday night with their Hotrods and restorations at a small sub shop down the street from me. Then the Hondas, Neons and Accuras with neon and stickers started showing up at the car wash next to the shop. Now the old cars are gone. Where'd they go? I'm sure they had enough of th "Icy Stunnaz". I miss 'em.

:sheckymug:

I take it that that's a common pattern. The old-school rodders meet up somewhere, then the ricers show up, and the old guys find somewhere else to meet. That's exactly how my friend described the scenario in Brandon.

Personally, I'm a V8 kinda guy. Although my wife is the one that's really car-crazy. I just have a appreciation for cool cars.

Post #119360 by Philot on Wed, Oct 13, 2004 8:15 AM