Why would anyone do this?

[myk]

What's inaccurate with the stripe package?

[troy.70R/T]

I think someone might have been on an acid trip.

[Tilar]

 
I would have preferred something referencing "New Hope". 

Is this what you had in mind? 

[ACUDANUT]

Because they are a rich punk kid and have no respect for what daddy bought him

[Ghoste]

Yes, you should do whatever you want to your car.  You should also be prepared to get either compliments or ridicule for doing it.  No hypocrisy there.

[stripedelete]

 
I would have preferred something referencing "New Hope". 

Is this what you had in mind? 

Funny!  But, creepy at the same time.   

[rt green]

I give up. why would anyone do that?

[bull]

Guys come to this site and always ask things like should I do this or that to my car and everyone always tells them " Do what you like , it's
your car " . Then everyone turns around and bad mouths others when they do what they like . A little hypocritical . What he did to his car is not my thing either but I've seen worse on this site .

No, it's rediculous and ugly. And don't paint us with a broad brush because not "everyone" tells them to do what they like. There are plenty of people here more than willing to "advise" people on what they should do to their cars, especially if they ask.

[Fred]

Mixed answers abound on those threads as well. Just like this one. 

Mixed answers are good. That means in the end he can do what he likes.   

[el dub]

 
I would have preferred something referencing "New Hope". 

Is this what you had in mind? 


I think he said New Hope, not New Dope. 

[Tilar]

 
I would have preferred something referencing "New Hope". 

Is this what you had in mind? 

I think he said New Hope, not New Dope. 

Oh, sorry. 

[Cooter]

Again, all this over a freekin paint job.....

[XS29L]

Maybe the car belongs to that guy Sheldon from The Big Bang Theory  tv show.     

[hatersaurusrex]

What's inaccurate with the stripe package?

Stripes are too wide, spaced incorrectly, and follow the wrong contour (should be aligned with the angle on the bumper, not straight up and down)