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hotdoghogie
 Post subject: Classic hangy tow hooks
PostPosted: Sun Jul 19, 2009 11:32 pm 
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HEy like it says in the title... where can i get some classic towhooks that hang down. Id like em to be functional too cuz it adds to the cool factor lol
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hotdoghogie
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PostPosted: Mon Jul 20, 2009 11:56 am 
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at least tell me wtf there called so i can look em up damnit lol
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I was going to tell you. But that kinda attitude won't get you anywhere.... :wink:

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john
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Yours will be the 4th thread on the subject so far... :P
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Stationwagonguy
 Post subject: Re: Classic hangy tow hooks
PostPosted: Mon Jul 20, 2009 7:51 pm 

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hotdoghogie wrote:
HEy like it says in the title... where can i get some classic towhooks that hang down. Id like em to be functional too cuz it adds to the cool factor lol


Actually, they're not tow hooks. They're subway train hand rings. And they are definitely not gonna hold up if you intend to tow your car from them. :lol:

The fact you're calling them tow hooks is probably why no one is responding- they have no clue what you're talking about. :lol:
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hotdoghogie
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PostPosted: Mon Jul 20, 2009 8:58 pm 
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zetozeto99 wrote:
I was going to tell you. But that kinda attitude won't get you anywhere.... :wink:


haha i wasnt mad the sucky thing about the internet is its not sracastic lol...

so they are sybway peices... i think i might just make me some steel towhooks


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Yours will be the 4th thread on the subject so far...


lol daarn i searched... all i get are recnet threads and crud... i quess i need some practice. Thanks again datsun freak
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JunRaymond
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Ahhh you mean tsurikawas/tsuriwas just like eye_cue45's
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shane_lxi
 Post subject: Re: Classic hangy tow hooks
PostPosted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 9:33 pm 
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hotdoghogie wrote:
I'd like em to be functional too cuz it adds to the cool factor lol


hahahaha. They serve no purpose really (excpet to show how low your jtin is). And unless you stole it like the bosozoku who started the trend (to show how "badass" they were, lol) then they don't symbolize anything special either, just get a towe hook!

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hotdoghogie
 Post subject: Re: Classic hangy tow hooks
PostPosted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 9:38 pm 
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shane_lxi wrote:
hotdoghogie wrote:
I'd like em to be functional too cuz it adds to the cool factor lol


hahahaha. They serve no purpose really (excpet to show how low your jtin is). And unless you stole it like the bosozoku who started the trend (to show how "badass" they were, lol) then they don't symbolize anything special either, just get a towe hook!



o hell no i will make a trip to Dallas one day and steal me one lol
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ben
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That would be interesting.. a subway hanger from an American subway train. Could be the start of a new trend if you pull it off. Represent the home town and all that.

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john
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That would be interesting.. a subway hanger from an American subway train...


Wouldn't that have to be put on a Chevy? :P
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Stationwagonguy
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I'm wondering if the DART trains even have hand rings, every subway or small train I've ever been on has just had steel bars to hold on to from the ceiling, I think the hand rings may just be an oddity in themselves. :shrug:
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john
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Stationwagonguy wrote:
every subway or small train I've ever been on has just had steel bars to hold on to from the ceiling...


Same here. :lol:
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hotdoghogie
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Stationwagonguy wrote:
I'm wondering if the DART trains even have hand rings, every subway or small train I've ever been on has just had steel bars to hold on to from the ceiling, I think the hand rings may just be an oddity in themselves. :shrug:


damn you got a point... we Americans need to start our own rebellious trends and stop copying the Asians lol

hell lets just hang steel bars that drag and send spark behind our cars. Goodthing i have two battery powered saw-zaws so someone can join me :wink:
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ben
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I'd like to see you guys get on the train with a sawzall :)

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the way you described it in the first post I thought you were talking about the weld on triangle tow hooks you can buy from tractor supply (yes I am a redneck) like the one we put on my "convertible" 4 door Lumina. (yes that big of a redneck)
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Stationwagonguy
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Stealth wrote:
the way you described it in the first post I thought you were talking about the weld on triangle tow hooks you can buy from tractor supply (yes I am a redneck) like the one we put on my "convertible" 4 door Lumina. (yes that big of a redneck)


...AND now I know who you are. :lol: Met you at one of JWoo's events. :mrgreen:
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Yep I think I had that out at Speedrift. Small world.
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