Lexie__M
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Who wants to bet, the owner of this vehicle, wears his baggy pants way below his hips
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He's over the legal width limit I'd think, and he trips over his belt buckle for sure!Who wants to bet, the owner of this vehicle, wears his baggy pants way below his hips
belladonna
Ronin
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Hellion
Old_Me
Emissary
why that little devil..she's a trend setter for sure..!!!!!
TEXASforLIFE
SAINT
I miss my caddy
Tinyman
Hellcat
He DEMANDS -- what a joke. Here killer, demand THIS.
MN.Militia
Professional
Chicago, where I once worked as a school bus tail gunner...Being on the south side of Chicago it’d better be
Lexie__M
Professional
Hmmmmm, I wonder if they wear belt buckles and I've seen many videos of them: running from police and holding up their pants, robbing people and holding up their pants, standing in a line and holding up their pants, arrested by police and their pants fall down, hijacking a car and pants falling down. In prison they have to wear jumpsuits so they do not have that problem but many wear their jumpsuit backwards for some reason. The list goes on ETC.
MN.Militia
Professional
...And many episodes of Stargate SG-1 were filmed in Canada...
MN.Militia
Professional
I want to know what the hell are on those tires...Who wants to bet, the owner of this vehicle, wears his baggy pants way below his hips
Old_Me
Emissary
swangas
AI Overview
Swangas, the extended wire-spoke rims often seen on Houston's "slab" cars, are not inherently illegal, but they can become illegal if they cause the vehicle to exceed the legal width limit. In Texas, a passenger vehicle, including its accessories like rims, cannot be wider than 8 feet, according to the Texas Transportation Code. If swangas make a vehicle exceed this width, it can result in a citation.
SLAB cars
What is slab car culture?
Slab is short for slow, loud, and bangin'. The custom cars, with bright candy paint and long rims, are uniquely Houston. HOUSTON, Texas -- Houston's slab car culture took to the streets in the early 80s as a form of personal expression on wheels.Apr 9, 2025
Old_Me
Emissary
i don't miss pushing into my repair garage when i was younger a dead caddy....lead weights longer than the Queen Mary they were back then...
same for a Continental......
and
Chrysler Newport, Imperial,
Old_Me
Emissary
i only saw the 1 movie with the MacGyver guy...never the tv shows.
I was living right outside Augusta at the time. Everyone was very pleased the gentleman fell after stabbing the Marine
Conjures up a mental image of the owner n’est pa?