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Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Kustom Kulture: women modeling for custom cars
When technologically advanced automobiles designing gave way to the old manufacturing technology, encasing wheels in fenders and extending hood to the full width of the car, the former practices became rather impossible. Further there was tremendous advertising and public interest in the new models of automobiles in the 1950s. For this reason, custom cars began to be developed, swapping headlamp rings, side strips, tail lights, grilles, bumpers, as well as frenching and tunneling the head and taillights.
Re-fitters or re-builders of custom cars even cut through the sheet metal, removing bits to make the car lower, welding it back, and adding a lot of lead to make the resulting form smooth. Chopping made the roof lower and sectioning made the car body thinner from top to bottom. A process known as channeling cut notches in the floorpan where the body touches the frame to lower the whole vehicle body. In the custom car culture, those who just changed the appearance were looked down upon. So, people went for total car customization.
Essentially, chopping and channeling are customization procedures in the ‘Kustom Kulture’ and among hot rodders, both procedures are sometimes applied together. Sectioning is used to remove horizontal sections from the car body. It also has the advantage of reducing a car's frontal area and reducing wind resistance. This sort of bodywork is popular on race cars, kustoms, minitrucks and leadsleds.
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Angelica exposes her cleavage
This photo’s author says, “She got wasted we were getting drunk and she got too drunk and then tried to give bobby head it was hilarious”. Well, the ultra low waste jeans were introduced by the designers with a specific purpose that is to promote exhibitionism. Yes, there is a little bit of exhibitionism hiding in all of us. It can be by way of showing off some of our assets, or to watch when others show theirs off! It is more exciting to watch a little bit of what is hidden, or even forbidden, than everything exposed! Sin is more intoxicating than piety.
