I'm certainly not going to speak for Vince (I don't even know the guy), but I think I can kind of guess what's going on here.
To spend countless hours of your own time doing custom and very unique upgrades just to have someone pull up in a car that they brought to a shop to have it all pimped out copycat style (here's the credit card bill mommy) can be... disheartening.
Buying parts and having someone else bolt them on is one thing; hacking wiring diagrams and the like to come up with a truely rare/unique mod is something entirely different. Then to see a bunch of cluebees gawk at the copycat mod over and over again, that must be frustrating. I see this happen every time I go to a car show.
Again I'm just speculating on assumptions here.
As an aside, did anyone see any unique mods at the fest?
I hope everyone else had a nice time.
--SONET
To spend countless hours of your own time doing custom and very unique upgrades just to have someone pull up in a car that they brought to a shop to have it all pimped out copycat style (here's the credit card bill mommy) can be... disheartening.
Buying parts and having someone else bolt them on is one thing; hacking wiring diagrams and the like to come up with a truely rare/unique mod is something entirely different. Then to see a bunch of cluebees gawk at the copycat mod over and over again, that must be frustrating. I see this happen every time I go to a car show.
Again I'm just speculating on assumptions here.
As an aside, did anyone see any unique mods at the fest?I hope everyone else had a nice time.
--SONET
