2009
When Tiny Cars, Old school locks, and No Internet means…
taking pictures in the parking lot. With the internet down, I had the opportunity to play around with Judd’s tiny van with it’s old school lock.
You see Solex (not Rolex) was THE lock of choice of the 1990s generation. It boasted that no one could pick a Solex lock. Fast forward to 2000. As soon as the ball dropped on 2000, absolutely no one had Solex locks anymore. (Probably was hit the Y2K thing I’m guessing) Why is that? What is wrong with something that is old as long as it serves its purpose? I wouldn’t know. I don’t own a Solex lock. (anymore that is) Judd’s tiny little van was a hoot to play with. Top speed of 120 kph. (at least that’s what it says on the speedometer) Tires and rims, the likes of which you only see on MTV’s Pimp My Ride, rolling on 10 or 11″. Bustin’ out with 40kph on the freeway and getting Judd to the office in one piece. No idea what the brand was. I wasn’t able to see it.
*ok so quick update we finally determined the brand. Its a Suzuki. What kind we have no idea. This is whapakk / juddstamaria.com / bong kicking it old school!
