A wonderful video about the DONK lifestyle.

http://myspacetv.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=...videoid=5431560

Edited August 15, 200718 yr by Sixty8panther

I'd love to show up to one of those shows with the car in my signature and see what all the hood rats make of it.

This 1913 Buick has got the 36-es, not sure about the speakers in the trunk or the gucci stichin'

So, 6-8, when you going to do up your '71 Caddy hoopie donk style?

So, 6-8, when you going to do up your '71 Caddy hoopie donk style?

He's not, because the car belongs to me. Sixty8 is borrowing it as an alternative to overheating his 1959 Buick twice a day.

Plus he's saving all his money to make a Cheetohs Crunchy edition '74 Caprice DONK.

Ask him!

That McDonald is about one block away from where I live. Some of those shots are taken on Semoran Blvd. and Colonial Drive and man the Ubiquitous John Young Parkway. And those guys had to show the F*ing Toy of Orlando.

I LOLed at the Ion....

I LOLed at the Ion....

ION?

I've never seen an Ion on anything but stock wheels.....

Too bad the liknk doesn't work for me...

Sadly, the DONK car culture is hitting trucks; see my attachement for proof. The truck is a 2wd model - I verified this by looking into the cab to see if it had a floor 4wd shifter <none> and the lack of lockable hubs on the front axle.

That Chebby pickup looks a lot less stupid than a typical B-body on dub-dubs!

Edited August 16, 200718 yr by Sixty8panther

That Chebby pickup looks a lot less stupid than a typical B-body on dub-dubs!

Agreed. The bigger wheel openings on the truck accept those stupid rims better than those of a car. Plus, a truck is supposed to be high and looks way more normal in the air than a Caprice or Regal.