That chop-top vas very unique.

I think one of the best rides I saw was the Light Yellow BMW M-3 in the sponsor area. It was fully race prep and had tons of chips in the front and sides from extensive track use.
That car was put together very nicely and meant business. He came down on the tour and I have video of him blowing past us.... let's just say he wasn't going the speed limit....

 

whatever.. I'm just saying that last year is the first time that a whole bunch of people had it. that was like the 'thing to have'.

You just repeated exactly what I was thinking.

 

lol.. if I had that car, I wouldn't do the speedlimit either.

heck.. I don't usually do the speed limit anyway, but it'd be more fun to break the law in a car like that.

 

Can one of the mods ban jigga008_99? I respect a pile of steamy sh*t more than him.

 

that red hatch had a full bomex kit. And later on in the show they had it jacked up on one side.. making it look like it was stallin a rear wheel around a sharp turn. yea.. it looked bad. DID ANYONE SEE THE S2000 WITH CUSTOM TWIN TURBOS>? that car was awsome.
I also feel bad for ya if u went to nopi and didnt go drive the BF goodwrench cars threw the auto cross for free.. at gate 15... some people didnt even know it was out there... and it was insane.

 

Look what i found.

 

hahaha, you crack me up gug

 

:chuckles:

good timing!

 

That is the owner of dtmpower.net and is the guy that took most of the video that we have all seen in the Mischief 3000 preview video, showing highlights of the Gumball 3000 Rally that took place back in April. All those rock chips are from the 7000 mile cross-country round trip, not from track use. It is an awesome car, though.

 

That's my friend Trey's car from Chattanooga. I know him from when I used to live in Nashville and he used to live in Murfreesboro. He and several other ITR guys (mostly the We-Todd-Did crew) from around the country were all going to be at the same place at the same time, so they decided to put their heads together and install a clutch and ATS final drive gear in Trey's car while at the show. They got it done in about 4 hours, drawing numerous crowds in the process. Mucho props to them! :bigok: