pics of foxbody mustangs with pinstriped wheels

Nostalgia hits everyone hard, especially when some of the things to be nostalgic about were actually pretty good. Or maybe it will be some of what's left of fun cars today. It’s lowered, but nothing too drastic, and you simply can’t go wrong with polished GSR blades on a 4-lug Honda. The body looks almost completely untouched, save for shaved emblems, a very subtle front lip and immaculate paint. It’s now not at all uncommon to see ’90s cars being torn down to their foundations and built back up as either restorations or restomods.Īs an example, this rather simple-looking EF Honda Civic hatchback stole a disproportionate amount of my attention. Seeing it instantly took me back to the period I described in the intro, and I loved it for that.Ĭompared to some of the other cars in attendance at the 2023 Motorama Custom Car & Motorsports Expo, it had a very short modification list and, truthfully, that’s what made it so damn good. The respect that was given vehicles from the ’60s and ’70s in the 1990s is being paid forward. Thankfully, cars from the ’90s are starting to receive proper classic treatment. Most importantly, compact SUVs didn’t dominate North American streets.īut alas, the only thing constant in life is change, and for better or worse the cars around us today have indeed changed. Manual transmissions were plentiful, and blind spot detectors sat in the passenger seat. In-car entertainment used to be a digital dolphin swimming across your Pioneer single-DIN head unit screen, not a giant in-dash tablet that controls next to everything. The beautiful simplicity of vehicles that either started or ended production from 1989 through to 1999 no longer exists. Twenty-four years removed from then, it’s a bit shocking what we’ve lost in the name of ‘progress’.

Pics of foxbody mustangs with pinstriped wheels