New to Richmond from PA
07-29-2013, 06:34 PM
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Re: New to Richmond from PA
Where in lakeside are you? I'm right off of hilliard/hermitage. I have a bunch of stuff I could use coated for my e30 once you get your shop up and running.
07-29-2013, 06:45 PM
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welcome from a fellow euro owner, and the above two posts are 100% correct... there is somewhat of a euro scene in richmond, we have a few people scattered around but mostly in the downtown area, we hold gtg's and whatnot every now and then, clean S4!
07-29-2013, 07:11 PM
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Distinguishing them has been quite easy on here, as it's the same on every forum unfortunately. I'm far from the type that likes to sit around and check out the ebay CAI that got put on their AT accord or anything like that, but would be nice to check out some of the real cars in the area, shoot the shit and drink some beer.
Yahh, I'm on maplewood. I'll shoot you a message once I'm there for good and we can figure something out to meet up.
DASVDUB, thanks! Hopefully it's not a bunch of stanced, slammed cars. While I can appreciate some of them if done right, most give me a headache lol. I'd be up for meeting up at one of the get together's to check it out though!
Anything worthwhile going on this weekend? We will be looking for something to do once some more of the unpacking is done.
Yahh, I'm on maplewood. I'll shoot you a message once I'm there for good and we can figure something out to meet up.
DASVDUB, thanks! Hopefully it's not a bunch of stanced, slammed cars. While I can appreciate some of them if done right, most give me a headache lol. I'd be up for meeting up at one of the get together's to check it out though!
Anything worthwhile going on this weekend? We will be looking for something to do once some more of the unpacking is done.
07-29-2013, 07:38 PM
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Re: New to Richmond from PA
OP, Some honda kid stole your wheels and replaced them with their own! that is the first sign you moved to richmond!. .. well, at least they didn't leave you on blocks.
Welcome. You seem to be a good sport. If you can filter through all the shenanigans, there is actually a lot to be learned here, not just about cars, but about the area you are in.
Welcome. You seem to be a good sport. If you can filter through all the shenanigans, there is actually a lot to be learned here, not just about cars, but about the area you are in.
07-29-2013, 07:46 PM
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OP, Some honda kid stole your wheels and replaced them with their own! that is the first sign you moved to richmond!. .. well, at least they didn't leave you on blocks.
Welcome. You seem to be a good sport. If you can filter through all the shenanigans, there is actually a lot to be learned here, not just about cars, but about the area you are in.
Welcome. You seem to be a good sport. If you can filter through all the shenanigans, there is actually a lot to be learned here, not just about cars, but about the area you are in.
Good to hear! I've been skimming through some info on here to try to get a feel for the area outside of the car scene as well so I can definitely see the forum as being a useful tool for that, so I can see exactly what you mean.
07-29-2013, 07:48 PM
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Very kind of them to do! I would love for someone to steal them to put on their Honda so they can get them back to realize that they now need to somehow put another wheel stud on the hub and then find out they're 5x112 and just give up and return them with their head in their hands.
Good to hear! I've been skimming through some info on here to try to get a feel for the area outside of the car scene as well so I can definitely see the forum as being a useful tool for that, so I can see exactly what you mean.
Good to hear! I've been skimming through some info on here to try to get a feel for the area outside of the car scene as well so I can definitely see the forum as being a useful tool for that, so I can see exactly what you mean.
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