Hooters Meet in Brandon, FL - Pictures
03-04-2007, 10:16 PM
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Hooters Meet in Brandon, FL - Pictures
Had a wild time at the Hooters Meet in Brandon, FL this afternoon. We had a nice turnoutof FGC members, plus Dan invited the 350z Club of Tampa to join us. Here you can see left to right: my LR Coupe, followed by Lyndon (w0ady), Mark (mdemonte), Chad (Kidcane), and Jason (AFitchTLS).
No pictures inside the restaurant this time. We wanted to sit wth the 350z guys and there weren't originally tables close together. After we ordered, we moved outside to tables that were closer together. That threw a major wrench into Hooters table management scheme. We were lucky to finally get served, much less ask for pictures.
Here's a shot of the first 350z's to arrive.
Check out the ultra-cool wide-body kit on the silver 350z.
The owner said it was an Ibherdesign body kit. The first of its kind in this area. Pretty cool!!!
Jason made the trip down from Jacksonville for the Hooters of Brandon Meet. His G35 and distinctive wheels were looking good.
Chad's black G was looking good. He definately had the cleanest, shiniest G at the meet...
...and nice wheels and brakes.
This is an interesting picture. It's w0ady holding up a stapler. What's unusual about this stapler? Why is Lyndon holding it up? What does it have to do with the upolstery in Dan's rental car? Lots of questions. You have to ask w0ady.
You can see Mark making a quick getaway in the background.
And... Finally... a heartwarming story... Dan and Lyndon decided to cut back a bit on their alcoholic beverages... they didn't cut them out entirely, but managed to limit themselves to only one bottle of beer each... always a happy ending.
Hahahaha... Had a great time, hope everyone else did too.
No pictures inside the restaurant this time. We wanted to sit wth the 350z guys and there weren't originally tables close together. After we ordered, we moved outside to tables that were closer together. That threw a major wrench into Hooters table management scheme. We were lucky to finally get served, much less ask for pictures.
Here's a shot of the first 350z's to arrive.
Check out the ultra-cool wide-body kit on the silver 350z.
The owner said it was an Ibherdesign body kit. The first of its kind in this area. Pretty cool!!!
Jason made the trip down from Jacksonville for the Hooters of Brandon Meet. His G35 and distinctive wheels were looking good.
Chad's black G was looking good. He definately had the cleanest, shiniest G at the meet...
...and nice wheels and brakes.
This is an interesting picture. It's w0ady holding up a stapler. What's unusual about this stapler? Why is Lyndon holding it up? What does it have to do with the upolstery in Dan's rental car? Lots of questions. You have to ask w0ady.
You can see Mark making a quick getaway in the background.
And... Finally... a heartwarming story... Dan and Lyndon decided to cut back a bit on their alcoholic beverages... they didn't cut them out entirely, but managed to limit themselves to only one bottle of beer each... always a happy ending.
Hahahaha... Had a great time, hope everyone else did too.
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Good pics, jb.
Dan, the sedan has a dent in the left rear quarter panel. Does that help you feel like you're driving the coupe again. Is the sedan is faster than your old coupe?
Dan, the sedan has a dent in the left rear quarter panel. Does that help you feel like you're driving the coupe again. Is the sedan is faster than your old coupe?
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Originally Posted by _jb
He's getting it aligned... 
that was pretty funny jackin it up with the floor jack and pushing it on to the alignment rack.
