Photos from the September Cars & Coffee at Uptown Park in Houston, TX.
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Lot's of great cars there, I would love to attend an event like this but it's rare you see so much variety here in new england. I love imports too and clean examples absolutely have a right to attend a show like this, but is the owner of the white civic coupe serious? The most obvious tragedy is the DOHC V-TEC stickers when the car obviously has a single cam engine. Almost as bad are the canards on the front bumper. I bet that down force is really helpful as your car struggles to get to 115mph man.
Awesome pics looks like a fun event
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