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It was a dark and semi-stormy morning -- the traffic light blared into my eyes, as did the seven TV screens on the ghettolicious Caprice in front of me. One screen in each sunvisor, one screen on the rear of each front headrest, one ~12"x18" screen hanging down between the front headrests, and one screen in each outside rear view mirror housing. I suppose I should be a bit grateful, as I was able to catch up on my thug/booty video watching while I was stuck behind him at four successive lights!

ROTFLMAO !!! Did get to hear any of his/its music while waiting LOL! or just the buzzing from the decklid from the bass thumping ! ?? LOL!! Randy/Fla.

[QUOTE="Shawn D."]ghettolicious[/QUOTE]
LOL!

Hehe - I actually have a visor screen on my e28. It's for movies and video games for the girlfriend and buddies on long roadtrips -- no bling factor intended.

That's pretty funny Shawn. I've seen a few TV screens in SUVs around here but not 7. Makes target practice a little easier though.

Ghettolicious? LOL. I get to learn about E28's on this board
and increase my vocabulary.

Thanks,
Erik

It's sad when the TV screens are worth more than the actual car. I saw some beat up Oldsmobile with 5 screens in it once... ~_~

Remember in the day all the money folks were putting into their VWs. Looking at all that bling and thinking for that money he could have a Porsche. Oh well. Yellow can tell us more about having the bling factor and what we need it for.

It's funny, cause all the cars I see like that usually have some piece of the body falling off or seriously need paint... Matter of fact, I saw this kid the other night with 3 screens in a Civic. I got in front of him and could still hear the trunk lid rattling over his music. He seriously needed a paint job, the doors were from a differrent car and the fenders were all scratched up. I looked back in the rear view mirror and saw that his left turn signal was just barely hanging on by wires. But hey, he's got three screens and a b!tchin sound system!

The vehicle in question wasn't ratty -- it was in excellent shape as far as I could tell. Come to think about it, it's wasn't a Caprice, it was an Impala SS (or a wannabee) due to the license plate: CANDYSS. The candy orange paint was actually snazzy!