Branded Customs creates a Chrome Dodge Challenger

... And the chrome trend continues. Garland's favorite, Branded Customs, released photos of a Dodge Challenger that's completely chromed out.  Aside from the body of the car, I also see some deeeeeeep lipped Asanti wheels and Oracle lights, smoked out taillights and I believe that's an Asanti grille as well. 

P.S. Another photography tip, avoid photographing outside when the sun is overhead. That's typically around 1-4 pm. You avoid sun spots. But if you have to photograph, angle the subject to where the sun can be used as a fill light to fill in shadows. Yes you'll have to move the car a few times, but moving a car is much easier than spending hours, sitting in front of a computer on Photoshop. Follow this tip, ESPECIALLY with a chrome car. Sorry, I've just photographed a couple photos in my life. Just a couple... million.

Forgiato Shows off a Jaguar XJ

I'm gonna give Texas the benefit of the doubt. But ummm, Forgiato released these photos of a beautiful Jaguar XJ paired up with their Maschili Wheels. The end result...

The wheels do not go with this car. That's why I'm not happy. The wheels would look great on a donk, not a luxury vehicle. But is this how Texas gets down???

Branded Customs Shows off a Chevy Camaro

The guys at Branded Customs released photos of a Chevy Camaro that has interesting customizations done to it. To be honest, I'm pretty tired of the Chevy Camaro, but as long as they're getting them customized, then I can't complain. Check this out...

















Complete Strut package and smoked out tail lights... a winning combination.

I'm Moving to Texas!!!!

Not really, but I know that there's a few people in Atlanta that would be happy if I did.

According to the hot guys at Automotive Addicts.com, Texas will become the first state that would allow a STATE-WIDE speed limit increase to 85 mph. Currently, the two states that allow an 80 mph speed limit is Montana and Wyoming.

If you know how to handle high speeds, ESPECIALLY around curves, go for it. But if the drivers are anything like the state I live in, you know those who think they can drive fast, but they lose control around 75 mph.

Of course, that won't happen in Georgia. All these non-driving people here, getting into accidents on a dry surface. That's why I'm still suffering with the "super speeder law". Rookies...