The time change resulted in a loss of Sunlight, but that didn't stop Anthony from wiping his baby down before the meet.
After a little Loco Moco sesh at Waikiki Grill, we grabbed some Starbucks and scoped out the meet. Needless to say we were very impressed by the diversity in the lot.
These babies took home the cake that night in my book.
Good turnout.
It seemed like people didn't stop coming until late.
RHD E46 imported straight from London.
BUMBLE BEE!!
Never see anyone fix up Calibers, nice to see one on some new wheels.
How does this guy see out of his window!?
These 2 are everywhere.
These 2 are everywhere as well..
Very Japanese car culture Inspired for sure.
My Mom used to have one of these. Of course it was nowhere near as nice as this.
Then came along the Un-Tame Impala.
A very well kept RX7 appeared that night as well.
I loved this set up, wide travel, camber and all.
This paint job was on point.
Taking Back Wednesday: Keeping The Automotive Enthusiast Community Alive.
Nice to see groups of people enjoying themselves at the meet.
The homie CHOE_LOW.
Relaxin' Maxxon.
Nikko winning on so many different levels.
Our boy Joey lookin' good on the new set up!
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Moe, been trill.
Yeah, I went there..
Very clean Cressida. Loved the simplicity. Wonder if the owner's got anything planned to do to his car for the next meet..
This 5.0 had come beefy wheels in the back, ready to attack.
Dem wheels.
Spot on 5.0, definitely wouldn't mind owning one of these.
My car became a club..
But you must be thisssssss low to enter.
Ended the night with a late night drive. Sometimes you gotta lose yourself to find yourself, know what I mean? Probably not, I don't even get it.
