Lifted Escalade EXT on huge ass rims with low profile tires. It's useless for anything aside from announcing that you have money to burn.
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@Shep_Shepherd: Sadly, I fear you're spot-on. This is either going to have it's own unique flavor and be good, or it's going to be horrendously bad, and I'm not feeling optimistic.
They're just past The Snake by the looks of it!
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I love it when nature inspires vehicles!
Late to compliment, but outstandingly well done!
Are those foot-stirrups in the bed? I wouldn't want to ride in this rolling calamity while wearing a seat belt, let alone stand in the back secured to a thin sheet of aluminum by my courage and some questionably-mounted stirrups...
Unlike dragons, I don't have those 'special feelings' for my motorcycles, so I'm going to go with 'no.'
It looks like what would have come out of the Soviet Union's design studios had Communism not given way to... Oh, wait, it makes perfect sense now.
It's comforting to know that in these trying times, we can count on important governmental agencies to keep us safe from the scourge of terrorists deploying airbags willy-nilly on commercial flights.
The fact that the car is in her name makes this oh-so-much funnier. He lost his chick over pretending he owned a churched-up Honda.
The fact that a citizen can display such a polarizing message in public without fear of legal retribution is a statement to how great our country is.
Slam dunk. You combine the production and an end-user all in one easy-to and constantly-on the move package that visits sales opportunities every time you fuel up!
To paraphrase Justice Potter Stewart:
We shall fine you... 13.8 billion dollars!
@C.S.M. Technophile: Well done, sir!
It's like a 'Target' commercial in BMW form.
@KillerRaccoon: Huh! I was sent the picture and the 'tag line' as part of a series of photos a while back. I hadn't seen them combined into a demotivational poster before though!
@$kaycog: Leathers or not, Thanks! ;)
Boy, talk about planned obsolescence...