The worst tacky add on?
#1
I have just seen what I consider to be the worst tacky add on. A BMW 3 series with plastic 5 spoke wheel trims, not so unusual I know, but it had fake cross drilled discs moulded into the trims!
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#11
I saw a Ford Ka with a Mitsubishi Evo style bonnet the other day I burst out laughing in the street.
My other favorite is the 'stick on twin headlight conversion'.It is actually a bit of sticky vinyl with two big holes cut in it that you stick over your rectangular headlights thus rendering them about 50% less effective but with bags of 'street style'
My other favorite is the 'stick on twin headlight conversion'.It is actually a bit of sticky vinyl with two big holes cut in it that you stick over your rectangular headlights thus rendering them about 50% less effective but with bags of 'street style'
#15
Any car with a column of stickers down the side..
just shouts "oh I've watched the fast and the furious" [img]images/smilies/mad.gif[/img]
any subaru with a scooby do toy or sticker is a bit nerdy also.
any parts fitted that are clearly off another brand..
just shouts "oh I've watched the fast and the furious" [img]images/smilies/mad.gif[/img]
any subaru with a scooby do toy or sticker is a bit nerdy also.
any parts fitted that are clearly off another brand..
#18
1) Wheel trims that are meant to look like alloys.
2) Neon Washer Jets
3) Neon Number Plate Screws
4) Anything from CT Racing
5) Fluffy Dice & Leopard Skin Seat Covers
6) TERRY & JUNE sunstrips
2) Neon Washer Jets
3) Neon Number Plate Screws
4) Anything from CT Racing
5) Fluffy Dice & Leopard Skin Seat Covers
6) TERRY & JUNE sunstrips
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My Dad reported to me yesturday seeing a Vauxhall Viva with a wooden rear spoiler attached by 2 shelf brackets!
Otherwise it has to be the Burburry caps on Neds.
Oh hang on, just remembered that Cavelier I saw in Lincoln a while back, with a Chain steering wheel and a American license plate reading "The Bone" how could I forget that!
Although some poeple say the Renualt badge on my Nissan sunny is tacky:
Oh BTW it also has "alloy wheel" effect wheel trims with fake chrome wheelnuts
If you like it- Buy the car for £60
[Edited by ALi-B - 9/14/2003 5:06:03 PM]
Otherwise it has to be the Burburry caps on Neds.
Oh hang on, just remembered that Cavelier I saw in Lincoln a while back, with a Chain steering wheel and a American license plate reading "The Bone" how could I forget that!
Although some poeple say the Renualt badge on my Nissan sunny is tacky:
Oh BTW it also has "alloy wheel" effect wheel trims with fake chrome wheelnuts
If you like it- Buy the car for £60
[Edited by ALi-B - 9/14/2003 5:06:03 PM]
#26
Worst thing is, those stick-on rear brake disks are usually cross drilled & grooved, which look kinda bloody stupid if the front ones aren't.....
What really gets me, is a scoob bonnet scoop on corsas & cavaliers etc
& those 5-spoke alloy hubcaps with the black bit behind, so you can't see the steel wheels behind. Oh dear
What really gets me, is a scoob bonnet scoop on corsas & cavaliers etc
& those 5-spoke alloy hubcaps with the black bit behind, so you can't see the steel wheels behind. Oh dear
#27
<looks at smilie sticker and rear lights>
Ummmm....
I would have to go for the popular vented bonnets and wings on cars that really don't match with the style of the car.
I saw a Supra wing mounted on the the original spoiler of a Celica the other day!
Ummmm....
I would have to go for the popular vented bonnets and wings on cars that really don't match with the style of the car.
I saw a Supra wing mounted on the the original spoiler of a Celica the other day!
#30
Who remembers 3 spoke alloys (where did they all go ?), "Oakley Thermonuclear Protection" stickers, Sparkrite alarms (the ones where you had to drill a bloody great hole in your car and fit a key switch, stylish), CB radios with PA systems, them really long springy ariels that stretched from the front wing to a clip on the boot and air horns.
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