Username: Skid
Ricecop Account Number: 82
Joined On: Dec 06, 2001
Status: Regular User
Real Name: John Douglas DeWitt
Email: skidmark_84@yahoo.com
Location: Meridian, Mississippi
Car you drive: 2020 Toyota Camry LE
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Last 10 comments by Skid

Comment for image #80121 3-27-2025 @ 02:01:49 PM
Posted By: Skid  
Spending several thousands of dollars on that goofy glow-in-the-dark wrap, when potential Pacer buyers would have been more satisfied with a simple repaint in the factory color....I just couldn't wrap my head around that.

I'm not sure I ever saw the Samurai episode.

Comment for image #98897 3-26-2025 @ 01:46:04 PM
Posted By: Skid  
An unusual thing I recently found out about Pontiacs of this era: They were one of the only non-convertible American cars available with full leather upholstery. Even Cadillac at this time only used full leather on their convertible models, with other models offering (at the most) leather/cloth blends.

Comment for image #46029 3-26-2025 @ 01:40:10 PM
Posted By: Skid  
I'm sure it is badass, if you could ever get it back from Hennessey without being accused of being a "nutswinger."

Comment for image #68986 3-25-2025 @ 03:49:26 PM
Posted By: Skid  
"Normal" 275 GTBs like this one are currently trading hands for $2-3 million.

Comment for image #98897 3-24-2025 @ 08:18:03 PM
Posted By: Skid  
I've developed quite an appreciation for '55-'57 Pontiacs lately.

Comment for image #98898 3-24-2025 @ 08:17:28 PM
Posted By: Skid  
Ah. For some reason, I didn't even consider SUVs.

Comment for image #98898 3-24-2025 @ 12:13:10 PM
Posted By: Skid  
What the hell are those taillights even from? A CTS wagon?

Comment for image #90556 3-21-2025 @ 10:00:48 AM
Posted By: Skid  
I miss cheap coupes.

Comment for image #95884 3-17-2025 @ 02:28:47 PM
Posted By: Skid  
The 1978-1984 Cadillac DeVille/Fleetwood is a really fun mod, and enough to keep me occupied until the 1980s GM fullsize pack is finally re-released. The Caddies can do flawless CHiPs-style spiral jumps, and there's even a good recreation of an S&S hearse for good measure.

The Honda City Turbo is cool. Even has a little motocompo in the back, though sadly not rideable.

The Hirochi Outlaw sport bike is the first motorcycle I've attempted to use in the game. It's very janky, but kind of fun once you get it going.

Comment for image #60060 3-17-2025 @ 02:24:01 PM
Posted By: Skid  
I have no idea what ever happened to that car. It's been a good 15 years since I've seen it.

In fact, high-riders in general seem to be dead here. '70s-'90s RWD GM cars are still common, but I most frequently see them on either stock wheels or chromed wheels no bigger than 20".





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