The sweetest mustang coupe ever
12-21-2010, 12:59 PM
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Taken from urban dictionary;
Donk: Any POS late 80's or early 90's American heap (preferably an Impala) that has large enough wheels installed until it resembles (and rides and handles like) a Conestoga wagon. This is done so it sits up high enough so as to be at the same eye level as the Playas with real juice ridin in their Escalades. Adding in a bad candy paint job and Wal-Mart sub box completes the transformation.
With no money left over for necessary suspension and brake upgrades, the lifespan is limited to a few drug runs or the first Police chase, whichever occurs first.
Donk: Any POS late 80's or early 90's American heap (preferably an Impala) that has large enough wheels installed until it resembles (and rides and handles like) a Conestoga wagon. This is done so it sits up high enough so as to be at the same eye level as the Playas with real juice ridin in their Escalades. Adding in a bad candy paint job and Wal-Mart sub box completes the transformation.
With no money left over for necessary suspension and brake upgrades, the lifespan is limited to a few drug runs or the first Police chase, whichever occurs first.
just glad its not an f-body! 
12-21-2010, 01:19 PM
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That 02 anniversary on 20s was donked enough for me. 
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12-21-2010, 09:35 PM
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Don't you know? If yo' car be on sum big rimz it be stuntin' kid...stuntin' knowwhutimsayin?
Honestly, I'm tired of seeing these abominations. I know, respect the work, craftsmanship, and the opinions of others...but really....Really? Is it necessary to find some turd wagon (or not) put some 'Osridge inturrior' in it, fugly paint (with or without childish brand names), and some big *** ugly designed wheels, complete with 600lbs of stereo equipment that half of it won't get used because you're too retarded to use anything but the highs? I see (and unfortunately hear) at least one of these every day.... i wish i were kidding. And i don't even live in, or near the 'hood.'
Honestly, I'm tired of seeing these abominations. I know, respect the work, craftsmanship, and the opinions of others...but really....Really? Is it necessary to find some turd wagon (or not) put some 'Osridge inturrior' in it, fugly paint (with or without childish brand names), and some big *** ugly designed wheels, complete with 600lbs of stereo equipment that half of it won't get used because you're too retarded to use anything but the highs? I see (and unfortunately hear) at least one of these every day.... i wish i were kidding. And i don't even live in, or near the 'hood.'
12-22-2010, 01:37 AM
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I think the cold keeps them away, I've only seen maybe a couple donks up here. When I was down in and around New Orleans just about every other car was lifted on rims. Seen non-running POS cars with brand new 26's sitting in peoples yards, ick. New cars, old cars, nice, ****, everything!
12-22-2010, 01:53 AM
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Taken from urban dictionary;
Donk: Any POS late 80's or early 90's American heap (preferably an Impala) that has large enough wheels installed until it resembles (and rides and handles like) a Conestoga wagon. This is done so it sits up high enough so as to be at the same eye level as the Playas with real juice ridin in their Escalades. Adding in a bad candy paint job and Wal-Mart sub box completes the transformation.
With no money left over for necessary suspension and brake upgrades, the lifespan is limited to a few drug runs or the first Police chase, whichever occurs first.
Donk: Any POS late 80's or early 90's American heap (preferably an Impala) that has large enough wheels installed until it resembles (and rides and handles like) a Conestoga wagon. This is done so it sits up high enough so as to be at the same eye level as the Playas with real juice ridin in their Escalades. Adding in a bad candy paint job and Wal-Mart sub box completes the transformation.
With no money left over for necessary suspension and brake upgrades, the lifespan is limited to a few drug runs or the first Police chase, whichever occurs first.
........just another examlpe of "when keepin' it real goes wrong" 
