I purposely interviewed the owner of this BOX to prove to the fact that owning a BOX isn't just a Southern thing. They do have them in New York, but they're not common. BOXES in New York are like a '95 Honda Civic is in Miami. But check out the photos to this 87' Chevy Caprice
Here's the interview...
The moral of this story is that BOXES aren't limited to just the Southern region of the United States...
BOXES are in capitals cause I received an email from a sensitive viewer...
One thing about me is that I'm very proud of where I was born and raised. I spent close to 19 years in New York and it make me the eccentric (polite version of strange) person that I am today. I love most things New York. I don't like the insane cost of living, (if it wasn't for that, I would be typing this in a Borders in NY instead of a Borders in Atlanta) and I really could care less for this guy, and a few other things. But like most New Yorkers, I do embrace most things NY even down to the New York Accent that I'm still holding on to and I have a huge sense of pride for the Empire State.
At the DUB show in Englishtown, I came across this Chrysler 300 that reminded me of what I've been holding on to since September 13, 2002 (the day I left NY for good). It was a car that highlighted different landmarks in NY. Even though the owner wasn't fluent in English, he was able to find his friend for me to talk to.
A day I will never forget
I'm not sure how the angels play a part in it, but okay.
And yes, Yankee Stadium is airbrushed on the rear bumper. Look for it in the video, and the soundtrack makes me feel like I'm outside of Grandma's house in the Bronx...
Now the interesting part is that you CAN rent this car for $65. And since I'm the person that I am, don't be surprised if I rent this the next time I go home. I wonder if I can get the CD that he was playing as an addition to the car. But for more rental info on Manny's Chrysler 300, check out his myspace or shoot him an email at sequoiachrysler@hotmail.com
While at the Dub Englishtown Show, I walk past this SUV and what caught my eye was the TV where the grille would be as well as the marble paint. So I had to stop and see... and photograph... and talk.
One thing about me is that I can appreciate a fully customized car that isn't loud. There is a such thing as a toned down vehicle that still completely done.
Here's the interview...
P.S. You know I can't have a TV in the rear view mirror. I'll be running off the road trying to watch the Wendy Williams Show... How You Doin'
I told you I had a lot of interviews from the Dub Show in Jersey, and I still got more coming. I wasn't playing when I was in Englishtown.
At the Dub Car Show, I see this Chrysler 300 that looked cute and then I saw photos of Ryan's daughter on the car. So I naturally thought that he put his daughter on his car to show that he loved his daughter, then I found out the dedication of the car was a tribute to his daughter. I am getting teary-eyed typing this, and I don't even know them. Sorry but I have a weakness when children are killed...
After reading the story, I was pretending to wipe sweat off of my face but in reality I was wiping the tears that escaped out of my eye...
As you can hear, I kept trying to cut the interview short because I didn't want to stand there crying in front of Ryan. He probably would have thought that I was a nutcase.
