Now I've been told that my Fit is getting alittle too ricy Thanks!
But lets see what "real rice-mobiles" looks like.
If you have some pix post'em up this is just for fun don't get too emotional here. lol.
Big Mike

Alot of these I like!






One of my personal Favorites I like the fast and the furious movie.The best car was the Charger, respect!





vvv This is factory >>>
Check out the off set of the rims


vvvv & if you owned this you wouldn't drive it all the time? I would

 

I like the blue one. It just needs a propeller and Bond has his submersible car.

 

Rice is an attitude, not neccesarily what you do to your car. The civic for example. Someone put some serious time and effort (and skill) into that car...more than a lot of members on this forum seem to put into their cars

Having said that, I still think the the F&F style (most prefer to call it "rice") looks atrocious and I wouldnt be caught dead in either of those cars lol

 

you are right, skill. the talent it take to think this stuff up much less be able to "create" from body work to paint/detailing is a Gift.
Big Mike

 

Dude dont hate on paul walkers skyline! that thing was pretty cool back in the day.
And as far as the "skill" thing. I mean the fabwork and craftsmanship. just sayin

 

But Dude,
None of my threads are "about hate'n" This thread is about thinking out of the box, :
positive— fostering creative leaps as in generating wild ideas (the conventional use of the term)
A simplified analogy is "the box" in the commonly used phrase "thinking outside the box". What is encompassed by the words "inside the box" is analogous with the current, and often unnoticed, assumptions about a situation. Creative thinking acknowledges and rejects the accepted paradigm to come up with new ideas.

And there's alot of inside the box thinking go'n on around here, think about it.

 

Want Rice?

Unfortunately, No Photos but...

Picture It. Covington PA... Tioga County...
Circa... 2003...
3 Cars in a row... At a 2-way Stop... engines Revving.

• First - a 1985(ish) ford escort GT... Orange... Stock Rear Spoiler... Raised one foot... using 2 (Yes 2) 2x4's
• Second, a Plymouth Sundance coupe. Body Kit - Primer gray and bondo red. Painted unmatched hubcaps, Touring Wing, Neon glow from Autozone all around... With "2 Low 4 a Fat Hoe" in the rear window. ( Yes... Hoe).
• Third, a Chevy Cavalier with a Pontiac Grand am front end Conversion... (didn't think it was possible, did you?). bumper and Grille; Riveted (yes riveted) to the front of the cavalier... Hood overlapping the grille... stress marks everywhere... Muffler? no way Jose. Cavalier, Rusted out silver, Nose... RED...

That's the Stuff...

~SB

 

I was holding my own till I read the "hoe" part and lost it!, our 4yr. old asked what I was laughing at and then she started laughing too! ,and I know the rust prob. in PA (my wife is from there- Brookville) we're there often. I can see the whole thing happening at the only red light in town (Brookville)
Thanks, ~SB