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Madison Motorsports
Car Show Pictures! - Printable Version

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- white_2kgt - 10-02-2006

Feersty Wrote:
ultimagtrlover Wrote:But, can we have a cleanest car category next time around? hahaha.

As long as the car has mods, and is not stock. There is a big difference between having a clean stock car and doing tasteful mods to make a car better but still maintain that cleaniness.

Why does it have to have 'mods'? You can mod a car and not make it look like shit.

Looked like a good show guys.


- Feersty - 10-02-2006

white_2kgt Wrote:
Feersty Wrote:
ultimagtrlover Wrote:But, can we have a cleanest car category next time around? hahaha.

As long as the car has mods, and is not stock. There is a big difference between having a clean stock car and doing tasteful mods to make a car better but still maintain that cleaniness.

Why does it have to have 'mods'? You can mod a car and not make it look like shit.

Looked like a good show guys.

I know, but keeping it clean in the process is key and important.


- ultimagtrlover - 11-20-2006

I think it seems that the term "clean" is being used in two different ways. Feeresty problably thought that "clean" ment that the car looks tasteful and not over the top. White_2kgt, as well as myself, meant "clean" as in perfectly polished paint with lots of reflectivity, shine, and a wet look.


- Feersty - 11-20-2006

ultimagtrlover Wrote:I think it seems that the term "clean" is being used in two different ways. Feeresty problably thought that "clean" ment that the car looks tasteful and not over the top. White_2kgt, as well as myself, meant "clean" as in perfectly polished paint with lots of reflectivity, shine, and a wet look.

2 months to come to that conclusion Ciro? :lol:


- bassmangrammy - 11-22-2006

And when I, a dealer-type, think of clean, it's a vehicle that has never been wrecked!