Truly One-of-a-kind
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Re: Truely One-of-a-kind
It is not bad... and the exhaust sounds GREAT! The black window surround and carrying back across the roof and through the hatch looks really good on it.
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Re: Truely One-of-a-kind
The built up flair at the base of the door makes me wonder if the lower part of the door rusted out. Thus giving the owner a reason to continue on with the flares over the wheels and the elaborate side skirts.
Just some forensic speculation on my part.
Just some forensic speculation on my part.
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Re: Truely One-of-a-kind
Some pieces work, others, not so much.
Front and rear lower bumper valance look good. White grille, blackout top (on Alabaster) looks good.
Side skirts a maybe. Extra faux brake scoops at rear edge of the door, added body scupting and creases not so good.
Not the worst I've seen....maybe if he painted it Army Green and made it a targa top.......LMAO
Front and rear lower bumper valance look good. White grille, blackout top (on Alabaster) looks good.
Side skirts a maybe. Extra faux brake scoops at rear edge of the door, added body scupting and creases not so good.
Not the worst I've seen....maybe if he painted it Army Green and made it a targa top.......LMAO
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Re: Truely One-of-a-kind
Originally Posted by SRT SIX
....maybe if he painted it Army Green and made it a targa top.......LMAO
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Re: Truely One-of-a-kind
That car is AWESOME.....................for Fast and the Furious 5 European Rice. 
It sounds like a Civic and looks like the body kit was stolen from one as well.
PS The wheels look decent.
It sounds like a Civic and looks like the body kit was stolen from one as well.
PS The wheels look decent.
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Re: Truely One-of-a-kind
Oil money would buy more of a ride than that! This is more like KY Jelly lube money $$$
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oil money....now you know where it all goes....
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Re: Truely One-of-a-kind
Originally Posted by oledoc2u
oil money....now you know where it all goes....
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Re: Truely One-of-a-kind
If he had only added another shelf to his rear wing then he would have hit all the cheesy ricer mods. I hope all that stuff is custom. I would hate to start seeing more just like it.
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Re: Truely One-of-a-kind
Originally Posted by bmorgan
Nope..... This is what oil money buys - 24K white gold:
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Re: Truely One-of-a-kind
Originally Posted by MikeR
It is not bad... and the exhaust sounds GREAT! The black window surround and carrying back across the roof and through the hatch looks really good on it.
P.S. That has to be custom. There is no way it isn't. Too many body panels have been changed.
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Re: Truely One-of-a-kind
Originally Posted by oledoc2u
no, he actually got skirts that worked...lol
if you look at the front of the side skirts near under the front strakes...eek.
maybe it's just shadow, but doesn't look like it lines up perfectly to me.