[Shotimes] Pimp My Ride

Shylo McKinsey mrfluffy02@yahoo.com
Wed, 3 Aug 2005 10:09:28 -0700 (PDT)


I watched PMR on...um...the Canadian equivalency of
MTV this weekend while at the "West Edmonton Mall"
(some gawd 'awe'ful money trap...the gf dropped about
$1500...but she bought me a Red Wings Jersey...and let
me and my dad go to Hooters...twice...even gots my pic
with 5 of them...so I suppose it makes up for it a
bit) 

Back on track...I think PMR was on Much More Music or
whatever, anywho...Saturday night they redid a chick's
'65 Mustang Coupe. I was rather impressed. They put in
a chromed-up (of course) 289, painted it Caribbean
Blue (not sure if it was stock in '65 like it was on
me dad's '69 Mach), redid the interior with stock
seats (except for the headrests on the front seats and
the LCD in the ceiling. The only "bling" was the funky
wheels they put on her, but that pony didn't look too
bad...

Shylo

--- Ron Porter <ronporter@prodigy.net> wrote:

> They do engines on occasion. Also brakes, and I
> suspect that suspensions are
> redone, but it makes for boring television.
> 
> Sometimes it's just engine trim, other times it will
> be a completely new
> engine and/or drivetrain. Hell, even a new car once.
> 
> FWIW, I like the show, mostly what they do to the
> cars. Some of it is a bit
> over-the-top for me (like the one that had small
> monitors in the fenders in
> place of the side marker lights).
> 
> This is a custom car show, which appeals to a lot
> more people than
> pistonhead performance cars. What they do is the
> current fashion for street
> customs. They just do it to old cars, unlike Unique
> Whips that dresses out
> high-dollar new rides. 
> 
> Pimp My Ride, Unique Whips, and American Chopper are
> my favorites, due to
> the colorful personalities involved!
> 
> Ron Porter
> 



		
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