Hoodride. Started in aircooled VW scene, then spread to watercooled German cars. One of the originators:



Car was sanded to bare metal, then pissed on and left to rust.

The owner of that car also had an MK3 with a rusted hood, but I have no idea if that was the first hoodride waterpumper. The scene, or at least the label, has largely disappeared from the VW community - the owner of that car, DopeBeatDerrick, turned out to be a scumbag.


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i think the bmw looks kinda cool
flame suit on!!!

 

roof racks have always been a signature euro look

 

I don't know what to think of this to tell you the truth lol While were at it we'll have an engine w/o pistons and a black president...waitt

 

^ lol made my night

 

jdm roof racks ftw

 

its more euro than jdm, alot of jap trends are stolen from euros

 

I have to admit, it is striking. Almost interesting.

I don't really "get" it, but I get it.

Its just another one of those odd human idiosyncrasies - indirectly demonstrate how much you care by feigning a care-free attitude.

 

Wtf have you been?
People wearing pants down to their knees? Hell I've seen people where **** down to their ankles.
You need to go out more.

 

Me thinks the sarcasm 'twas challenging.

 

Btw, Did I already say nice ***?

 

thats like take the most beautiful chick you can find and turn her into some 200+ lbs monster.

 

reminds me of the kids that drive round with unpainted kits:

 

the rust is interesting from an arts perspective but it's not like it is carbon fibre or aluminium.

maybe someone should strip and hard anodise an rx-8 hood

 

Yep. I been a member over at The Car Lounge for years- which is mostly frequented by VWVortex members, and this has been around for a while. It's just part of that youthful "I don't know who I am, but I know I'm not you" individualism.