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Newb w/ Element from SoCal

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Burn619July 10, 2007
#72435

Newb w/ Element from SoCal

I found this site while looking for some VIP ideas for my next project, Probably a Lex or Infiniti. I'm pretty much done with my '04 Element. I hope to learn much here from you guys, I just found VIP style recently and I'm really digging it.



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I found this site while looking for some VIP ideas for my next project, Probably a Lex or Infiniti. I'm pretty much done with my '04 Element. I hope to learn much here from you guys, I just found VIP style recently and I'm really digging it.



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Miyabita_Y33July 11, 2007
#72494
Welcome no so vipstyle car. Nice to have you here
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Welcome no so vipstyle car. Nice to have you here
CaoboyJuly 12, 2007
#72932
Welcome, it would be more interesting to see what you could do with the Element, rather than pick up another car.

You don't HAVE to have a VIP platform to pull off the look. If you paint matched your body panels, got new wheels, and slammed the car, it would look good already.

Wouldn't it be nice to not have a 'cookie cutter' car?
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Welcome, it would be more interesting to see what you could do with the Element, rather than pick up another car. 

You don't HAVE to have a VIP platform to pull off the look. If you paint matched your body panels, got new wheels, and slammed the car, it would look good already. 

Wouldn't it be nice to not have a 'cookie cutter' car?