Clean & Classy thread
03-26-13, 06:34 PM
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Nice car
Don't try and fit three years in 4 pictures and 1 post, come on man!
car is looking great.
03-27-13, 06:18 AM
#457
So far off of the mark... it may be "classy" to some, but I believe everyone would agree that is the VIP look and not the clean and classy type
Again, for reference - this is an ideal "clean and classy" look. Subtle lip, average drop, clean wheels, tinted windows - car still looks very OEM, but slightly improved.
Originally Posted by sick
Post if your has car has the clean, classy, sophisticated look. I.E subtle lip, wheels, suspension etc..
No slammed/dumped, ganster, agrressive, murdered out look. Not that anything wrong with those type's of looks or anything. I'm just looking for a simple yet effective style.
No slammed/dumped, ganster, agrressive, murdered out look. Not that anything wrong with those type's of looks or anything. I'm just looking for a simple yet effective style.
03-27-13, 06:23 AM
#459
So far off of the mark... it may be "classy" to some, but I believe everyone would agree that is the VIP look and not the clean and classy type
Again, for reference - this is an ideal "clean and classy" look. Subtle lip, average drop, clean wheels, tinted windows - car still looks very OEM, but slightly improved.
Again, for reference - this is an ideal "clean and classy" look. Subtle lip, average drop, clean wheels, tinted windows - car still looks very OEM, but slightly improved.
03-27-13, 06:33 AM
#460
So far off of the mark... it may be "classy" to some, but I believe everyone would agree that is the VIP look and not the clean and classy type
Again, for reference - this is an ideal "clean and classy" look. Subtle lip, average drop, clean wheels, tinted windows - car still looks very OEM, but slightly improved.
Again, for reference - this is an ideal "clean and classy" look. Subtle lip, average drop, clean wheels, tinted windows - car still looks very OEM, but slightly improved.
03-27-13, 07:12 AM
#461
Agree with zmcgovern4 and bob4256.
Clean and classy is not a blanket description that can apply to whatever you want it to. You wouldn't do the same thing when describing syles like hellaflush, VIP, etc. IE you wouldn't call dubsesd's car hellaflush or VIP.
You CAN classify a stock car as clean and classy based on the condition of the car and in some cases, the brand. A perfect example is a bone-stock Jaguar XJ..
You can also compare the Bentley Continental to the Lamborghini Murcielago. Both clean, but the Continental is clearly classy, while the Murcielago is quite obviously a sports car.
Certain standards have been set out that define this style, just like any other style. Of course, your own opinion is yours to have, so if you think you car is clean and classy, post up. Just know that there will be people who will offer up their own opinions, so take them with a grain of salt.
Clean and classy is not a blanket description that can apply to whatever you want it to. You wouldn't do the same thing when describing syles like hellaflush, VIP, etc. IE you wouldn't call dubsesd's car hellaflush or VIP.
You CAN classify a stock car as clean and classy based on the condition of the car and in some cases, the brand. A perfect example is a bone-stock Jaguar XJ..
You can also compare the Bentley Continental to the Lamborghini Murcielago. Both clean, but the Continental is clearly classy, while the Murcielago is quite obviously a sports car.
Certain standards have been set out that define this style, just like any other style. Of course, your own opinion is yours to have, so if you think you car is clean and classy, post up. Just know that there will be people who will offer up their own opinions, so take them with a grain of salt.
03-27-13, 07:18 AM
#462
Agree with zmcgovern4 and bob4256.
Clean and classy is not a blanket description that can apply to whatever you want it to. You wouldn't do the same thing when describing syles like hellaflush, VIP, etc. IE you wouldn't call dubsesd's car hellaflush or VIP.
You CAN classify a stock car as clean and classy based on the condition of the car and in some cases, the brand. A perfect example is a bone-stock Jaguar XJ..
You can also compare the Bentley Continental to the Lamborghini Murcielago. Both clean, but the Continental is clearly classy, while the Murcielago is quite obviously a sports car.
Certain standards have been set out that define this style, just like any other style. Of course, your own opinion is yours to have, so if you think you car is clean and classy, post up. Just know that there will be people who will offer up their own opinions, so take them with a grain of salt.
Clean and classy is not a blanket description that can apply to whatever you want it to. You wouldn't do the same thing when describing syles like hellaflush, VIP, etc. IE you wouldn't call dubsesd's car hellaflush or VIP.
You CAN classify a stock car as clean and classy based on the condition of the car and in some cases, the brand. A perfect example is a bone-stock Jaguar XJ..
You can also compare the Bentley Continental to the Lamborghini Murcielago. Both clean, but the Continental is clearly classy, while the Murcielago is quite obviously a sports car.
Certain standards have been set out that define this style, just like any other style. Of course, your own opinion is yours to have, so if you think you car is clean and classy, post up. Just know that there will be people who will offer up their own opinions, so take them with a grain of salt.
Still though, this thread is starting to look like the pic of your car right now thread
03-27-13, 07:44 AM
#463
To each their own. Im on the fence on where the line gets drawn. But hey as long as none of us are looking like a Chevy Malibu painted lime green on 22' spinners I think we could all be considered clean and classy and mean hey we do drive a lexus 
