Boost Creations Car show OCT 16th
Oct 17, 2005, 09:34 AM
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yes the blue wrx was really nice, hes a friend of mine, it has ALOT OF THINGS like RA gear box/brembos and such its setup alot like my car. Its a filthy daily driver and im sure that screwed up the judging though. Heres the thing, the other judge is a visual guy and i had to point out all the little things and mods like that to him, he most likely overlooked alot UNLESS i was there to tell him otherwise. Some people dont stand by their car to tell me, and i take a good guess on mods, but when the hood isnt popped i have no idea. Next meet i would like everyone to run me through the mods, open hood (no wind hopefully) because i think we did a great job and i look forward to judging in the future.
i didnt judge the middle btw, only the outside circle, a turkey wrap was calling my name :O
but honestly it was a "feeler" show next year will be crazy.....we are friends with adrenalin crew and teckademics and they will be here for sure.
i didnt judge the middle btw, only the outside circle, a turkey wrap was calling my name :O
but honestly it was a "feeler" show next year will be crazy.....we are friends with adrenalin crew and teckademics and they will be here for sure.
Oct 17, 2005, 09:41 AM
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I PM'd you since i didn't realize how bad my first post looked. I really didn't mean to bash on you guys cause as I said, it was the best New England meet that I had gone to. I can certainly appreciate up-keep/cleanliness as a criteria for judging and visuals certainly comes in to play.
I know it can be hard to do mod-judging without some sort of mod list or talking to the owner. I went to a few shows with my Avenger and they were the slowest things on the planet, but the show organizers sometimes used a registration checklist for mods so that everyone could really quantify what they had done without being there to remember it on-the-spot.
Again, I apologize for coming off like an a$$hole...that wasn't my intent
Thanks for a cool show
I know it can be hard to do mod-judging without some sort of mod list or talking to the owner. I went to a few shows with my Avenger and they were the slowest things on the planet, but the show organizers sometimes used a registration checklist for mods so that everyone could really quantify what they had done without being there to remember it on-the-spot.
Again, I apologize for coming off like an a$$hole...that wasn't my intent
Thanks for a cool show
Originally Posted by 12secondwrx
yes the blue wrx was really nice, hes a friend of mine, it has ALOT OF THINGS like RA gear box/brembos and such its setup alot like my car. Its a filthy daily driver and im sure that screwed up the judging though. Heres the thing, the other judge is a visual guy and i had to point out all the little things and mods like that to him, he most likely overlooked alot UNLESS i was there to tell him otherwise. Some people dont stand by their car to tell me, and i take a good guess on mods, but when the hood isnt popped i have no idea. Next meet i would like everyone to run me through the mods, open hood (no wind hopefully) because i think we did a great job and i look forward to judging in the future.
i didnt judge the middle btw, only the outside circle, a turkey wrap was calling my name :O
but honestly it was a "feeler" show next year will be crazy.....we are friends with adrenalin crew and teckademics and they will be here for sure.
i didnt judge the middle btw, only the outside circle, a turkey wrap was calling my name :O
but honestly it was a "feeler" show next year will be crazy.....we are friends with adrenalin crew and teckademics and they will be here for sure.
Oct 17, 2005, 09:42 AM
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Originally Posted by 12secondwrx
but honestly it was a "feeler" show next year will be crazy.....we are friends with adrenalin crew and teckademics and they will be here for sure.
Oct 17, 2005, 09:42 AM
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Originally Posted by 12secondwrx
and dave i only called u a *** cuz i know ALL your friends and MDC 
i just dont think you know me 
i just dont think you know me
Oct 17, 2005, 09:46 AM
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Originally Posted by avengerhed
i can imagine that if a cool/windy day following a week of rain got the turnout that it did, future BC meets will be enormous.
, hell i washed my car at 2 am the night before most of my friends from worcester (gray mr and such) didnt come due to the fact it was raining out there. It will be crazy hopefully
Oct 17, 2005, 10:50 AM
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There should have been an award for Dirtiest Car of Show. I would have won hands down.
It was dirty enough when I got there. Then I decided to buy a tuna wrap and use my wing as a picnic table. Spilled mayo and soda all over my wing and trunk.
The wind that day sucked.
It was dirty enough when I got there. Then I decided to buy a tuna wrap and use my wing as a picnic table. Spilled mayo and soda all over my wing and trunk.
The wind that day sucked.
Oct 17, 2005, 11:23 AM
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There should have been an award for Dirtiest Car of Show. I would have won hands down.
It was dirty enough when I got there. Then I decided to buy a tuna wrap and use my wing as a picnic table. Spilled mayo and soda all over my wing and trunk.
The wind that day sucked.
It was dirty enough when I got there. Then I decided to buy a tuna wrap and use my wing as a picnic table. Spilled mayo and soda all over my wing and trunk.
The wind that day sucked.
Oct 17, 2005, 12:32 PM
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Originally Posted by anjapower
Or what about ugliest/worst car of show...that escort would've won hands down
you just jealous
Oct 17, 2005, 01:26 PM
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speaking of dirty cars, i SHOULD have put a www.detailedcreations.com business card on all your vehicles, if not check out the site
thanks
thanks
Oct 17, 2005, 04:36 PM
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Originally Posted by 12secondwrx
Clearly by your response you did not go up and talk to the owner of the gmc, your missing many things here.
Bolt on waxed evos dont win shows.
There were alot of impressive cars up close that you didnt know unless you talked to the owner so right now your opinion is subjective if you only know what your friends car has. That red "rice" civic in the corner had a ton of attention to detail, along with an h22a and full gsr leather, 5 stage paint. Noone would have known that from looking across at it, hell the owner wouldnt pop his hood unless you ASKED
Bolt on waxed evos dont win shows.
There were alot of impressive cars up close that you didnt know unless you talked to the owner so right now your opinion is subjective if you only know what your friends car has. That red "rice" civic in the corner had a ton of attention to detail, along with an h22a and full gsr leather, 5 stage paint. Noone would have known that from looking across at it, hell the owner wouldnt pop his hood unless you ASKED
Last edited by Carbonics; Oct 17, 2005 at 04:40 PM.