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11-27-2009, 01:12 AM	#1
sinner Tri-State Aficionado Join Date: May 2008 Location: Wilmington, DE Member #7761 My Ride: Built forged rotated sti iTrader: (0)	Please explain the rusty VW's!! I was into euros for a brief time, had a GTI VR6 some years ago. Since then I have no idea where this ridiculous trend of intentionally rusting body panels came from. I'm usually not one to bash peoples preferences. I can deal with the whole "stance" thing, and can kinda see how it could be cool on the right car. But the rusty fenders on otherwise minty VW's/BMW's is just beyond my ability to conceptionalize. Am I missing something? I just read a thread on another site that showed this guys rusty BMW and people were raving about how dope it was, and that he was a genius. Am I just getting old? What am I missing?

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