Went by Locsters to check out some old school wheels and ran into a whole garage full of memories. From SSR Neo's all the way down to SSR EX-C Fins, Tony had it all - well almost.

What you know about SSR NEO's? Yup…..that's the real old school O.G. flavor right there. G'head Rich, google it and learn my brutha! LOL!

I got keys coming from overseas. This shits worth more than key-low.

Old school flavor…new school technology. Look at that stainless steel exhaust.

Sure I own a set of clippers but does that make my ass the neighborhood barber? Hell no bitches! Apparently Fernando didn't know that and now he got his ass a mullet!

My new big wheels to help me get over the lil things in life. LOL…..two mags….two weeks……no problem.

"“It is our attitude at the beginning of a difficult task which, more than anything else, will affect it’s successful outcome.”

Is that you?

I know this was a fucked up post but c'mon man…you'd freak out too if you saw this dude over at Jack in the Box. I couldn't help but take a flick of this dude posted up in his white on white Toyota Corolla. 

There's a huge amount of controversy surrounding Nigo's decision to paint (or wrap) his Bugatti Veyron pink, but in all reality who really gives a fuck. The dudes built an empire based on the stupidity of American consumers  and unwillingness to save and he should be able to spend his money how he feels appropriate. Besides…most of the guys talking shit on these "automotive" blogs probably couldn't afford to drive a C-Class Benz let alone buy a damn hot dog at Home Depot. 

Nigo with his camo wrapped Rolls Royce Phantom. Even funnier is the fact that Nigo actually created his clothing line to cater to the young, dumb and not so rich. You know? The fashionistas - aka rappers - that blow their advances on blingage, cars and everything comical of the sort.  

"I cannot give you the formula for success, but I can give you the formula for failure: which is: Try to please everybody."

Kickin' with the homies Al Kayduh and Eric Norris - son of the great Chuck Norris.  

If this picture isn't inspirational then you'd better check your pulse. It was the result of 12 years of hard work, patience and going broke 3x. You'll see the full story….you know where.  

Passed by Robert Bliss' pad and studio showcase in Century City to check out his latest work and his shit was off the hook. Complete with full Crestron controls and automation all throughout, his work speaks for itself and if that's not enough proof that he's the fuckin' man then winning the "Installer of the Year" award from The Robb Report twice in a year should convince you. 

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