pimp my car
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No, I mean the SHOW itself damages the car before they actually shoot it, just to make the change look absolutely necessary and more drastic.
I cant stand 99% of the paint jobs they do, or the complete lack of performance. They put on nice 17 inch racing wheels and then put on lame ass run flat tires and leave the suspension stock, so your wheel gap still look like you could fit 2 double double cheeseburgrs in it. Kinda looks....dumb.
I cant stand 99% of the paint jobs they do, or the complete lack of performance. They put on nice 17 inch racing wheels and then put on lame ass run flat tires and leave the suspension stock, so your wheel gap still look like you could fit 2 double double cheeseburgrs in it. Kinda looks....dumb.
To most of the people on the show, just having their cars look like something other than the POS it started off as is enough. They are obviously most concerned with the asthetic value than the performance value of the cars. I mean who needs 6 flatscreen monitors in their car??? What is the purpose? Your right!!!! There is NONE!!!
The weird thing is that the show usually never does anything to prolongue the life of the car. No real mechanical work is done, it is completely visual. I think they do minor things so they make sure the owner of the car can pull it off the West Coast Customs lot, but I'm sure the cars are still at the end of their ropes.
Also, wouldn't these cars get stolen or stripped down? Everybody who watches MTV knows what the cars look like afterwards and these old cars have nothing to protect them (alarm-wise) from thieves and stuff.
Also, wouldn't these cars get stolen or stripped down? Everybody who watches MTV knows what the cars look like afterwards and these old cars have nothing to protect them (alarm-wise) from thieves and stuff.