| Username: |
Skid
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| Ricecop Account Number: |
82
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| Joined On: |
Dec 06, 2001
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| Status: |
Regular User
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| Real Name: |
John Douglas DeWitt
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| Email: |
skidmark_84@yahoo.com
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| Location: |
Meridian, Mississippi
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| Car you drive: |
2011 Hyundai Genesis Coupe, 1996 Mazda Miata
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| Favorite Link: |
http://murkydepth.blogspot.com
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| Favorite Pics: |
Total Favorites: 1232
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| Comments Posted: |
48314
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| Pics Submitted: |
Total Pics: 1218
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| Picture: |
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| Other info: |
Current Vehicles:
My Genesis: http://riceornot.ricecop.com/?auto=93367
My Miata project: http://riceornot.ricecop.com/?auto=89894
Personal Info:
My blog, as listed above, is murkydepth.blogspot.com . I may resume
updating it someday, when my creative writing muse returns and I have time
to sort out the goofy format.
YouTube: http://youtube.com/user/RadialSkid
DeviantArt: http://radialskid.deviantart.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/BackRoadBomber
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/john.dewitt.71
I'm not on Twitter or Facebook very often, but any regs here feel free to
follow/add me. My DeviantArt and especially YouTube accounts will be fairly
active. |
Last 10 comments by Skid
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Comment for image #81412
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10-18-2017 @ 09:07:11 PM
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| It does bring to mind a two-door version of the later BMC Farinas, though I always associate 1960s two door cars with "three box" styling more with the Germans. |
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Comment for image #96489
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10-15-2017 @ 07:22:40 PM
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| Probably a '73. That year combined the soft nose with the hard tail. |
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Comment for image #96485
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10-15-2017 @ 04:26:04 AM
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I just saw this on one of those concept car websites the other day.
Really, other than the wire wheels, I could believe it was a production vehicle. |
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Comment for image #54545
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10-15-2017 @ 04:24:47 AM
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| Part of me thinks that sounds like a good idea. Another part of me thinks that if money was really no object, you could just get an actual 2000GT and Bentley S2. |
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Comment for image #54545
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10-13-2017 @ 11:04:02 AM
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| From what I can get out of that, it's around $25,000 for a complete, turnkey version. Apparently they don't sell it in a "do it yourself" kit form. |
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Comment for image #44843
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10-12-2017 @ 12:04:23 PM
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By: Skid |
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| It does. I never did like the front of the Modena, but the design works here. |
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Comment for image #96484
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10-10-2017 @ 09:39:57 PM
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Apparently an "unknown Chevrolet concept, mid-1970s" as pictured in the GM photo store. They claim it's C/K-based, but those leaf springs suggest that it's actually a pretty small vehicle.
I wonder if it's an original concept for what eventually became the S10 Blazer.... |
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Comment for image #96480
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10-07-2017 @ 12:21:08 AM
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| Low-profile tires on duallies look incredibly lame. |
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Comment for image #96477
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10-04-2017 @ 08:39:47 PM
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| This is what most of 'em here look like now. Tons of top-side sunbake. |
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Comment for image #96478
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10-04-2017 @ 08:36:58 PM
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By: Skid |
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| Oh god, it reminds me of that '70s street racing movie "Hi-Riders." There was a Javelin in it with this same paint scheme. |
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