Don’t you hate it when every car you see look’s the same?
Not just stock cars, but modded ones too. Slammed on stock wheels? So Boring.
Now what happens when you got some style and have the desire to stand out?
You make the car pop with poke and drop! How about a bright yellow and stanced s2k?
Brought to you by long time stanced OKC local, Tony Tran.
This is one of the VERY few fellas who’s been in the game since it all started here.
He’s out of his IS300 and now he’s stuntin hard in his new Honda.
Breaking necks isn’t as easy as it seems – you gotta put in work.
Rolling and pulling fenders is an art that most people fail at.
Getting the right wheel sizes, offset, and tire sizes takes a lot of research.
If you wanna see more of this gorgeous Honda, click the more link below this picture.
It’s got style, simplicity, aggression, and most of all – personality.
Keeping it mostly stock – yet making it one of a kind and stunning.
No, his lip is dragging the ground. No, his wheels weren’t $3000. But it’s done right, which is most important overall.
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CCM:13 Part 2 | Oklahoma City, OK | OK:Stance feat. James Tippett Photography
So it’s James again helping out OK:Stance with some coverage of Cupcake Meet 13: Cupcakin’ for a Cure. Well, let’s just jump right into the good stuff.
Gotta love the haters!
Cupcake Meet 13: Cup Cakin’ For A Cure – Oklahoma City 2012
Thanks to everyone who ventured out at Crossroads mall here in Oklahoma City!
Of course the event was the Cupcake Meet 13 as a benefit show to raise money for CF-Solutions in memory of Cody Sheets.
This event was a huge turnout for an Oklahoma show. So big infact, that the event made the local news.
This wouldn’t have been possible without all the crews from Texas and Kansas like squirrel squad and Lower Class.
A big thanks Cupcake Meet as a whole for coming here, NOS, Friction Motorsports,
and of course all of my Oklahoma OG’s who are always down for the cause like Low Standards.
I loved how all the crews and fans came out to mingle and support the cause, as well as one another.
It’s amazing to see more guys coming together all for the sake of fitment and to raise money.
I can’t describe how seeing this feels compared to the maybe 10 stanced cars in the state, back in 2010.
The fact that we are doing this here and now just shows that we are now on the map. Congrats Oklahoma!
So without more blabbing about how choked up i am for this to all be happening here, let’s get on with the pictures.
Check out these awesome xB’s all in a row. Struting their stuff and showing how they love living the low life.
PART 1 – leggo!
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Import Face Off 2012 | Noble, OK | OK:Stance feat. James Tippett Photography
What’s up OK:Stance? The name is James Tippett. I am the owner/photographer of James Tippett Photography and I specialize in bringing out the beauty in all kinds of automobiles. I recently transferred to Norman, OK from DFW, TX for a job and plan on hitting the automotive scene with full force. You can find more information about me at www.jamestippettphotography.com. So, now that the introductions are out of the way we can get to the good stuff.
Import Face Off was founded by a man named Cliff Wallace. Cliff was tried of local drag strips not hosting events for imports due to the “domestic craze” back then. So, the LSU college graduate wanted to host his own and rented the track out. The first IFO event brought out over 1900 enthusiast, and thus Import Face Off was born.
–56k beware–
Ben’s 1978 280z
When something gets old, forgotten, and neglected – the memory of it fades out in our minds.
But it’s a wonderful gift to mankind when someone brings those memories back to life.
Ben Gibson did just that – dusting off the old boy and piecing him back together, this 280z has come a long way.
No it’s not a garage queen, no its not a weekend track car, and no this car doesn’t run the drag strip.
This old Z is a daily commuter. A companion from point A to point B.
The body isn’t perfect, it doesn’t have a totally reupholstered interior, the paint is – well, Frankensteined of sorts.
With the rising sun blaring at you and the low 240z front bumper – this Z defiantly stands out from the rest.
It doesn’t really resemble the classic, sleek, refined touches of a 280 in its stock form.
It’s bulky, its wide, and just kind of visually overbearing. But DAMN, do i love it.
This gnarly Z screams out to the open roads. Hugging the pavment Shakotan style and living life how it was meant to.
These cars weren’t produced to simply be a testament to classic Datsun craftsmanship and a shape very much accustomed to the 70s.
I believe they were made to enjoy whether you are the finicky owner, the spirited driver, or the awe struck gawker.
Tucking those wide, low offset wheels is a set of zg flairs, slightly modified.
It took some torching and shaving but they look great for the wheels and flairs just being thrown on the day before.
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Oklahoma Stance Meet #3 Part 2 – Low Standards 2012
Welcome Back to the second half of the coverage from the 3rd stance meet.
Cars came from near and far. The majority seemed to be Tulsa and Oklahoma City and some Mustang and Mdub folks came out as well.
I’m really feeling this Genesis. Super low, super clean – and doing fitment on a stock body just right.
If you see yourself pictured, give us a shout-out in the comments section and maybe ill email you back for free stickers.
It was a warm and sunny day here in the 405. The turnout was huge! (considering where we live)
After the last event where we ran out of room, finding a new spot was a must.
I think we did that pretty well and had plenty of room for everyone to come show out.
Check out TeddyP riding on them thangz like a BO$$!
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Oklahoma Stance Meet #3 Part 1
Oklahoma Stance Meet #3 – Brought to you by Low Standards
I can’t believe the leaps and bounds this state has made turning their cars into something unique.
From stickered lip daily drivers to frame scraping weekend beauties, the scene here is booming.
I’ve never seen a turn out like this nor excepted all the different variety in cars and styles.
Some cars you will see all the way from the first stance meet and some are fresh, new out the box.
Big thanks to everyone for coming out and making this our biggest and best meet yet!
Just from this little preview, i cant imagine how huge and mind-blowing the OKC CCM:13 will be!
Look out for many of these cars pictured doing BIG things and many have already contacted me for features.
Contact us on the facebook page or by email for booking and sticker ordering.
So, without further delays, here is the first half of pictures from Oklahoma’s Stance Meet #3.
Jose’s Civic with Steeze
The Honda and stance game has been booming here in the sooner state this year.
As you might have told from all the recent Honda derived posts, standing out is becoming a must.
YES, you can throw a set of Rota’s or XXR’s on and make fitment.
YES, it can look really good but regardless – its been done.
Choosing to stand out from the crowd is Jose Campos and his 2008 Honda Civic Si.
For one, its super low. And secondly, the black on silver looks quite devilish.
But it usually takes a little more than just lowering it and throwing on some wheels.
The owner’s personality and style will define the small details that go into making it original.
Jose decided for wheels he would go with a fail-proof set of Enkei RPF1′S in 17×9+35(30 effectively with spacers).
For a little extra clearance, he has a pretty decent stretch going on with a set of 215/40 all around.
Sit back and relax as we enjoy and marvel at this gorgeous 8th Gen Si.
A Looking Back…GSR
Memories are what makes anything we’ve ever done worth the time. They give value to life’s events.
Memories are the things we look back at that remind us of a certain feeling and time in our lives.
And the things we hold onto that remind us of those memories become very dear to our hearts.
But for whatever reason, many of us will part with something we really cared about.
A lot of us have built a car from bone stock or worse, into a visual representation of our personal styles.
Putting our hard earned checks and painstaking hours of labor into something we enjoy everyday.
CCM XIII
CCM:13 In OKC Hosted by Friction Motorsports
