OMG... look what's next door
Originally Posted by ivory_g35
Hi I’m the owner of this car thanks to the member that like and appreciate the time, effort and the money I spent on my car.
[QUOTE=Balzz]So you're spending time, effort, and money on your car to advertise for someone else?[/QUOTE
the car is sponsor by brigdestone, bulletproof automotive, mackin just to name a few. to keep them happy i have to help them advertise.
the car is sponsor by brigdestone, bulletproof automotive, mackin just to name a few. to keep them happy i have to help them advertise.
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Hey Guys,
Mike is on the same team with me... those decals if you haven't noticed are the same decals used on Top Secrets Official Widebody G35 in Japan. Mike was fortunate enough to land a deal and work with Top Secret Japan and his car is the official widebody Top Secret G35 car for North America. From the full top secret widebody kit to the Robertsen (sp?) Top Secret air suspension to the Bride GIAS CF reclinable seats, to the twin turbo set up laying underneath the hood, to the project Mu brakes sitting underneath the 19" Volks. IMO its well built car and Mike pretty much does most of the work himself in his garage like the CF install in the trunk. But yeah once you get past the decals (if youre not a fan of decals) and spend some time im sure you will appreciate the work and effort that went into building this project
and you haven't seen anything if you haven't seen this thing rolling...
Mike is on the same team with me... those decals if you haven't noticed are the same decals used on Top Secrets Official Widebody G35 in Japan. Mike was fortunate enough to land a deal and work with Top Secret Japan and his car is the official widebody Top Secret G35 car for North America. From the full top secret widebody kit to the Robertsen (sp?) Top Secret air suspension to the Bride GIAS CF reclinable seats, to the twin turbo set up laying underneath the hood, to the project Mu brakes sitting underneath the 19" Volks. IMO its well built car and Mike pretty much does most of the work himself in his garage like the CF install in the trunk. But yeah once you get past the decals (if youre not a fan of decals) and spend some time im sure you will appreciate the work and effort that went into building this project
and you haven't seen anything if you haven't seen this thing rolling...
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From: Toronto, GTA north
Originally Posted by ivory_g35
Hi I’m the owner of this car thanks to the member that like and appreciate the time, effort and the money I spent on my car.
Here are some real pics.
And to the members that don’t have anything nice to say keep it to yourself.
Mike
Here are some real pics.
And to the members that don’t have anything nice to say keep it to yourself.
Mike
The work that goes into it, can def be appreciated.
I'd love to see this with some wheels that finished more flush with the wide body.
LOL... need to squeeze Makin a little more.
......what's next with it?
Originally Posted by ivory_g35
the car is sponsor by brigdestone, bulletproof automotive, mackin just to name a few. to keep them happy i have to help them advertise.
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From: Cambridge, Ont. Canada
Originally Posted by inTgr8r
Yeah... I guess when you're tied into sponsor $$$ the decals are what you live with. Oh well.
The work that goes into it, can def be appreciated.
I'd love to see this with some wheels that finished more flush with the wide body.
LOL... need to squeeze Makin a little more.
......what's next with it?
The work that goes into it, can def be appreciated.
I'd love to see this with some wheels that finished more flush with the wide body.
LOL... need to squeeze Makin a little more.
......what's next with it?
We all do appreciate that a lot of time went into your ride....
C.
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Originally Posted by Balzz
Why are you spending money when you're sponsored? I don't get it.
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Originally Posted by Balzz
Why are you spending money when you're sponsored? I don't get it.
the more you spend... the more you have to spend... LOL
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[QUOTE=ivory_g35]
I thought that you told me at the one car show that your car was not sponsored and that you paid for everything out of your own pocket?
Sorry, I just had to ask again because I did pay for most of mine out of my own pocket and I know how expensive it is to mod these cars which is why I asked you in the first place because I have an appreciation for those that actually spend there own money to fix up their cars.
Originally Posted by Balzz
So you're spending time, effort, and money on your car to advertise for someone else?[/QUOTE
the car is sponsor by brigdestone, bulletproof automotive, mackin just to name a few. to keep them happy i have to help them advertise.
the car is sponsor by brigdestone, bulletproof automotive, mackin just to name a few. to keep them happy i have to help them advertise.
Sorry, I just had to ask again because I did pay for most of mine out of my own pocket and I know how expensive it is to mod these cars which is why I asked you in the first place because I have an appreciation for those that actually spend there own money to fix up their cars.
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[QUOTE=SammyJL]
I thought that you told me at the one car show that your car was not sponsored and that you paid for everything out of your own pocket?
Sorry, I just had to ask again because I did pay for most of mine out of my own pocket and I know how expensive it is to mod these cars which is why I asked you in the first place because I have an appreciation for those that actually spend there own money to fix up their cars.
did you ask him before or after the widebody? before withn his old kit and mods he wasn't sponsored at all... then he applied to sponsors and showed them what he was willing to build... from that he gained his sponsors and built this widebody. hope this helps...
sponsors will rarely sponsor anyone who hasn't built anything before (meaning they wont sponsor someone with a stock car who has never built a car before)
Originally Posted by ivory_g35
I thought that you told me at the one car show that your car was not sponsored and that you paid for everything out of your own pocket?
Sorry, I just had to ask again because I did pay for most of mine out of my own pocket and I know how expensive it is to mod these cars which is why I asked you in the first place because I have an appreciation for those that actually spend there own money to fix up their cars.
hope this helps...sponsors will rarely sponsor anyone who hasn't built anything before (meaning they wont sponsor someone with a stock car who has never built a car before)
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[QUOTE=Pinky]
did you ask him before or after the widebody? before withn his old kit and mods he wasn't sponsored at all... then he applied to sponsors and showed them what he was willing to build... from that he gained his sponsors and built this widebody. hope this helps...
sponsors will rarely sponsor anyone who hasn't built anything before (meaning they wont sponsor someone with a stock car who has never built a car before)
Oh I see, and yes it was before the widebody.
Originally Posted by SammyJL
did you ask him before or after the widebody? before withn his old kit and mods he wasn't sponsored at all... then he applied to sponsors and showed them what he was willing to build... from that he gained his sponsors and built this widebody.
hope this helps...sponsors will rarely sponsor anyone who hasn't built anything before (meaning they wont sponsor someone with a stock car who has never built a car before)