The Auto Combine

[firby911]

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7054/6913054993_4f60e1b1f8_z.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/totallynarnar/6913054993/)

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7053/6912230913_5f65e5c512_z.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/totallynarnar/6912230913/)

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7045/6912233647_ce3205a982_z.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/totallynarnar/6912233647/)

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7070/6912228201_96ae8617f1_z.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/totallynarnar/6912228201/)

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7036/6912227159_66352c2521_z.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/totallynarnar/6912227159/)

Check out http://totallynarnar.com/the-auto-combine-2012/ for more pictures


Also got some coverage on canibeat which im pretty happy about
http://www.canibeat.com/2012/02/auto-combine-2012-official-coverage/9/ (http://www.canibeat.com/2012/02/auto-combine-2012-official-coverage/9/)

[Elbow]

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7070/6912228201_96ae8617f1_z.jpg

Why?

[firby911]

I like it,wish the wheels had a higher offset and a proper front lip and it would be alot better.

[Nerdsrock22]

Why?

An exaggerated wide, low stance creates a meaner, more aggressive aesthetic. Often seen in concept cars and fanciful automotive illustrations, many modern automotive enthusiasts have adopted this look as way to modify their ordinarily performance-oriented vehicles in a show-car fashion. Most scholars point to 2009 as the birth year of the American stance movement, although its roots can be traced to the Japanese drifting cars, the Teutonic (mostly Volkswagen) scene, and the earlier American hot-rod culture. For more information, I'd suggest checking out Stanceworks (http://www.stanceworks.com/) or Canibeat (http://www.canibeat.com/).

[.blank cd]

An exaggerated wide, low stance creates a meaner, more aggressive aesthetic. Often seen in concept cars and fanciful automotive illustrations, many modern automotive enthusiasts have adopted this look as way to modify their ordinarily performance-oriented vehicles in a show-car fashion. Most scholars point to 2009 as the birth year of the American stance movement, although its roots can be traced to the Japanese drifting movement, the Teutonic (mostly Volkswagen scene), and the earlier American hot-rod culture. For more information, I'd suggest checking out Stanceworks (http://www.stanceworks.com/) or Canibeat (http://www.canibeat.com/).

I think you spelled "it looks like shit" wrong

[Nerdsrock22]

I think you spelled "it looks like shit" wrong

I have no horse in the race.

[firby911]

I have no horse in the race.

hahaha

[Black4DrEK]

Hellz yea man!!

[Nismo]

I think you spelled "it looks like shit" wrong

hahahahah

[StarBwoy]

woowwww

[StarBwoy]

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7070/6912228201_96ae8617f1_z.jpg

Why?

dont you a drive a neon?

[Nerdsrock22]

dont you a drive a neon?

He races a Neon, a car that is well respected among those circles. You'll need to try a different angle than that.

[Skorcher]

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7070/6912228201_96ae8617f1_z.jpg

One too many fat chicks sat in or on it. For real, the car just looks broken.

First thing that popped in my head when I saw it was this:

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-EiDcQBmxeAI/TpW4-OBCZpI/AAAAAAAAAwE/8jVbFZRaISk/s1600/CartmanRetarded.jpg

[StarBwoy]

He races a Neon, a car that is well respected among those circles. You'll need to try a different angle than that.



wow and you drive a stock rsx come on

[Elbow]

An exaggerated wide, low stance creates a meaner, more aggressive aesthetic. Often seen in concept cars and fanciful automotive illustrations, many modern automotive enthusiasts have adopted this look as way to modify their ordinarily performance-oriented vehicles in a show-car fashion. Most scholars point to 2009 as the birth year of the American stance movement, although its roots can be traced to the Japanese drifting cars, the Teutonic (mostly Volkswagen) scene, and the earlier American hot-rod culture. For more information, I'd suggest checking out Stanceworks (http://www.stanceworks.com/) or Canibeat (http://www.canibeat.com/).

LOL That's one way of answering my question.


I think you spelled "it looks like shit" wrong

I lol'd.


dont you a drive a neon?

I raced a Neon, I wish I still had it and even that looked better than that Integra in my opinion. I know for a fact it would out handle it. lol Is this your car?

[Nerdsrock22]

wow and you drive a stock rsx come on

That's cute.

[StarBwoy]

That's cute.

lol :}

[CHADbee]

lol :}

I like your sig pic :)

[firby911]

This thread is going much better than i expected

[.blank cd]

This thread is going much better than i expected

http://i1.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/original/000/001/253/everything_went_better_than_expected.jpg

[JITB]

An exaggerated wide, low stance creates a meaner, more aggressive aesthetic. Often seen in concept cars and fanciful automotive illustrations, many modern automotive enthusiasts have adopted this look as way to modify their ordinarily performance-oriented vehicles in a show-car fashion. Most scholars point to 2009 as the birth year of the American stance movement, although its roots can be traced to the Japanese drifting cars, the Teutonic (mostly Volkswagen) scene, and the earlier American hot-rod culture. For more information, I'd suggest checking out Stanceworks (http://www.stanceworks.com/) or Canibeat (http://www.canibeat.com/).


lol

[d-man478]

Well shit corbin, i like the pics and I think you did very well on them. :)

[bondo]

Well shit corbin, i like the pics and I think you did very well on them. :)

pics were good and i loved all the cars in the pics, i think the red teggy is sexy

[firby911]

Well shit corbin, i like the pics and I think you did very well on them. :)

Thanks Dustin

[Julio]

An exaggerated wide, low stance creates a meaner, more aggressive aesthetic. Often seen in concept cars and fanciful automotive illustrations, many modern automotive enthusiasts have adopted this look as way to modify their ordinarily performance-oriented vehicles in a show-car fashion. Most scholars point to 2009 as the birth year of the American stance movement, although its roots can be traced to the Japanese drifting cars, the Teutonic (mostly Volkswagen) scene, and the earlier American hot-rod culture. For more information, I'd suggest checking out Stanceworks (http://www.stanceworks.com/) or Canibeat (http://www.canibeat.com/).

Thats not right... Been seing this on buford hwy for the last 15 years..and probably even before that.. :)

[Genji-Sama]

I think you spelled "it looks like shit" wrong

LOLOL

@OP, don't think i've ever said this before, but that may be just a lil too much camber in the front, back's nice tho :goodjob:

[quickdodge®]

Thats not right... Been seing this on buford hwy for the last 15 years..and probably even before that.. :)

True for real, man.

My car, back in 1997, when I lived in Tejas. Later, QD.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v131/quickdodge/83civicwagon.jpg

[JDMDA_1.7]

True for real, man.

My car, back in 1997, when I lived in Tejas. Later, QD.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v131/quickdodge/83civicwagon.jpg hell yes.I like !

[00CiViC00]

foreal though i have seen the amigos in marietta rock this look since '99,....

[quickdodge®]

foreal though i have seen the amigos in marietta rock this look since '99,....

I'm no "amigo" and I have been doing it since well before then (as shown above). Later, QD.

[AZN_Pride]

The photos are of superb quality. The cars, for the most part, are clean but scream "attention whore".