Fast Eddie's Flat Black Evo
Sep 30, 2007, 07:37 PM
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Fast Eddie's Flat Black Evo
Hey guys, i did a search but came up empty handed.
I was driving in Downtown Los Angeles, and passed by this car.
It looked pretty dope, and super different with the wheel/tires of course. It even had an old Hot Rod / Rat Rod style long shifter in it, with a skull for a shift knob.
Anyone got any other pictures of it?
I was driving in Downtown Los Angeles, and passed by this car.
It looked pretty dope, and super different with the wheel/tires of course. It even had an old Hot Rod / Rat Rod style long shifter in it, with a skull for a shift knob.
Anyone got any other pictures of it?
Sep 30, 2007, 07:58 PM
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Hey guys, i did a search but came up empty handed.
I was driving in Downtown Los Angeles, and passed by this car.
It looked pretty dope, and super different with the wheel/tires of course. It even had an old Hot Rod / Rat Rod style long shifter in it, with a skull for a shift knob.
Anyone got any other pictures of it?
I was driving in Downtown Los Angeles, and passed by this car.
It looked pretty dope, and super different with the wheel/tires of course. It even had an old Hot Rod / Rat Rod style long shifter in it, with a skull for a shift knob.
Anyone got any other pictures of it?
Sep 30, 2007, 07:59 PM
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I read an article about it, C16 magazine online. It wins the award for most unique evo EVER in my book. It's kinda neat, but probably too weird for my tastes.
Sep 30, 2007, 08:00 PM
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The guys over on Socalevo helped me out and found this.
http://www.c16mag.com/autostyle_item.aspx?cid=1160
http://www.c16mag.com/autostyle_item.aspx?cid=1160
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Sep 30, 2007, 08:02 PM
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you know the thing is, the pictures don't do it justice. seeing the pictures i can see why the mood is like "ehhhh"
but after seeing it in person, dood it was badassssssssss!! and that Ape-Style shifter looked sick on gear changes, not to mention the excellent job they did on getting the paint right.
but after seeing it in person, dood it was badassssssssss!! and that Ape-Style shifter looked sick on gear changes, not to mention the excellent job they did on getting the paint right.
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It's a nice car and definitely a unique take on evos. The guy obviously has taste in parts, but put a unique ol skool american twist to the car. I like it. The decals promote his company.
http://fasteddiesla.com/home.html
http://fasteddiesla.com/home.html
