9524tee
Nov-2nd-05, 6:40 am
This article was written when I first started working for Slipstream, I just came up on it again today, so I thought I would share. It discusses the company a bit and also how the Los Angeles mountains were "low profile" before all of the phase/unknowledgeable drifters hopped on the drift bandwagon.
I remember a time when you could go out at 3am in the L.A. county mountain's and not see a soul or tire marks that were not your's or your closest drifting buddie's tire marks... It has all changed now.
Read up.
USA Today drifting article (http://www.usatoday.com/money/autos/2003-11-09-drifting_x.htm)
I remember a time when you could go out at 3am in the L.A. county mountain's and not see a soul or tire marks that were not your's or your closest drifting buddie's tire marks... It has all changed now.
Read up.
USA Today drifting article (http://www.usatoday.com/money/autos/2003-11-09-drifting_x.htm)