Fuzzy Dice
#16
Sir Nuke
I was waiting for your reply knew it weould be something like that you are the man well no your sir nuke but you know what i mean and i guess Mxyzptlk dosnt get this thread on any leval?
And hey you know what there even red with silver (pretty damn close to the interioir silver) dots so they look good, wondering why i even hesitated LOL.
Again thank you everyone
And hey you know what there even red with silver (pretty damn close to the interioir silver) dots so they look good, wondering why i even hesitated LOL.
Again thank you everyone
Last edited by Racer91; April-8th-2002 at 09:49 PM.
#18
Mxyzptlk
I never said i didnt want to hear others opinions that werent the same as mine, my only concern was i didnt think that
Fuzzy dice are
or
I just think they represent gay little stuck in the 80's people
was called for
No offence
Fuzzy dice are
or
I just think they represent gay little stuck in the 80's people
was called for
No offence
#19
Originally posted by Mxyzptlk
Sorry. I just dont associate "Fuzzy" dice with hot rod machines. I don't even understand how people could in the 50s. Jeez.
Sorry. I just dont associate "Fuzzy" dice with hot rod machines. I don't even understand how people could in the 50s. Jeez.
I mean you don't see fuzzy dice, well how about a tiny piston as a shift ****, that was popular too....or solid steel wheels that were only chromed with "baby moon" hubcaps. Mohair seat covers.....putting sparkplugs in the tailpipes and a seperate power source for them so that you could shoot flames out the exhaust, "blue dot" tail lights....Man, there were so many things like this that its not funny.....
Mxyzptlk give yourself a treat sometime....really....go to a hotrod meet or show, and I don't mean just for 70's muscle cars either...a full blown hotrod show/meet.....I think you may be surprised at what you will see, lots of fuzzy dice that is for sure! lol I am sure you will get some Modding ideas for your car today. Try to NEVER forget the roots of the sport you are in.....the experience is priceless.....and very rewarding.
#22
Originally posted by Sir Nuke
Just for the benifit of those that have never seen them....here is the first hotrod that I built that went all the way to completion....as in it became show worthy.
Just for the benifit of those that have never seen them....here is the first hotrod that I built that went all the way to completion....as in it became show worthy.
#23
UNFORTUNATELY for me.....the net went dead just about the time I was going to add to that post.....and HAD I been able to .... you would have been able to see THIS!!! certainly you can see them NOW!!
Last edited by Sir Nuke; April-9th-2002 at 11:51 AM.
#24
Who are these guys?
Is that Starsky and Hutch?
Anyway... they look like two very serious fellas... I wouldn't be caught saying Fuzzy Dice are for **** around those two. Of course, those are "Fluffy" dice apparently, but close enough.
#25
Originally posted by Sir Nuke
I mean you don't see fuzzy dice, well how about a tiny piston as a shift ****, that was popular too....or solid steel wheels that were only chromed with "baby moon" hubcaps. Mohair seat covers.....putting sparkplugs in the tailpipes and a seperate power source for them so that you could shoot flames out the exhaust, "blue dot" tail lights....Man, there were so many things like this that its not funny.....
I mean you don't see fuzzy dice, well how about a tiny piston as a shift ****, that was popular too....or solid steel wheels that were only chromed with "baby moon" hubcaps. Mohair seat covers.....putting sparkplugs in the tailpipes and a seperate power source for them so that you could shoot flames out the exhaust, "blue dot" tail lights....Man, there were so many things like this that its not funny.....
#26
hey thanks dude!! there is some neat memoriblia there.... :{D
yep that be starsky and hutch...in their red torino with the big *** white strip down the side, across the back and back down the other side! lol I remember a guy in highschool that made his terrino look EXACTLY like theirs! lol
yep that be starsky and hutch...in their red torino with the big *** white strip down the side, across the back and back down the other side! lol I remember a guy in highschool that made his terrino look EXACTLY like theirs! lol
Last edited by Sir Nuke; April-9th-2002 at 01:19 PM.
#27
Nuke I see what you are saying. I love hot rods. All I am saying is that I don't see why anyone ever would put the dice in their car. Where did that come from? Did some guy hit it big at craps and decide he would trick out his ride and then everyone else just thought it looked cool? Its just that I don't understand how the two could mix.
#28
Mxyzptlk, ya got me....I have NO IDEA how it got started.....sorta like Poodle Skirts of the 50's....why the hell did girls want a big stupid lookin dog on their skirts! or HUGE WHITE WALL tires, lol It was just a fad......go figure. sorta like audiophiles wonder why in the world people put HUGE subs with HUGE amps in their cars.......that doesn't make sence to them either.....go figure! :{D
Last edited by Sir Nuke; April-9th-2002 at 11:43 PM.
#29
#30
Originally posted by Glazedham42
Stuck in the 80's? Correct me if I'm wrong, but the fuzzy dice were a fifties hot rodding thing, right? What beats a '57 Chevy with a "four on the floor" and dice on the mirror? Am I wrong?
Stuck in the 80's? Correct me if I'm wrong, but the fuzzy dice were a fifties hot rodding thing, right? What beats a '57 Chevy with a "four on the floor" and dice on the mirror? Am I wrong?