Is Ontario, Canada the ricer capital of the world? The ricer movement is not that big here in Michigan, so when I was vacationing in Ontario recently the ricers really caught my eye. I literally broke out in laughter when I saw some of the same type of cars driving alongside me as are often pictured on this forum. They are absolutely hilarious. -- Curt

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1971 911T - 2.5L Big Bore

What, no stickers? I'd thought with all of that extra added weight one would need to compensate for the loss in HP with at least a handful of stickers. http://www.pelicanparts.com/ultimate/smile.gif


-Wade
'88 930 Slant-coupe

Busy beads! LOL! Priceless!

I want one with a big single pole in the middle so I can put the top down and play "ring-toss".

Honestly, I still can't believe my eyes. Just unbelievable!

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Tyson Schmidt
72 911 Cabriolet
92 C-2 Cabriolet

I think I like this one the best, it protects the dash...
http://www.monkeybars1.com/images/Ca...ery_1/8sml.jpg

i want one of those things that you pull over your waist when you get on a theme park ride. that would be SWOOOOOOS...


SHAUN

ROFL!!!

Maybe they come with a handicapped parking permit!


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'81 SC Coupe (aka: "Blue Bomber")
Canada West Region PCA
The Blue Bomber's Website

Sadly, many of those bars are true killers, one of the reasons you don't want a rollcage in your daily driver is a small 30 mph side impact will smack your head into a roll cage and could kill you. In a race car, you have heavy padding, a helmet and a 5 pt harness.

One word- Darwin

Don't let Leland see this or it will stall the P-motor for another month! While he upgrades the his rice rocket to current specs.

Randy Jones
1971 911

Randy, you have no idea.

I was in Tacoma last weekend and I found this mid-eighties Nissan Stanza for sale... window sticker said $200 obo.

I sat there for about 10 minutes trying to figure out how the hell I'd get it home.

There are plans in the works for a Pimpster II.


Muhahahahahahaha ha!!!!!