If you're not a fan of it don't worry about it. I like the side skirts. I'm looking into the story behind this body work still, but the owner send me these pictures this week and I invited him to come to the forum and talk about his car.

 

I'm generally not a fan of body kits, but I actually kind of dig the side skirts. Something about the bumper is just off, though... If it is genuine and not just a photoshop mockup, then the bumper just looks unfinished and kind of out of place, especially with the wind splitters and the holes.

 

The front bumper does look very functional tho. The "holes" are for brake ducts and the front air dam looks adjustable or removable for added front aero.

 

I have to agree the side skirts look great not sure about the front

 

Agree... the front looks to be set up specifically for his racing needs...

the side skirts look vaguely familiar.... but not from our 'friend'.....

 

If you are racin' it....glue anything on there that will make you fast....looks don't count....lol

 

Im assuming its a one-off?? psuperti, do you know?

 

Those action shots are awesome. Pushing the Crossfire to its limits for what it is intended for.

Front and rear clear corner markers... maybe he is already a forum member.

James

 

The last photo, in which the driver is coming out of an "S" curve appears to be European.

The track is a dedicated road course. The advertisement is rather large and depicts a six legged animal with a red blurb coming from its mouth. Above and to the left of this animal is the term "ENI."

A quick google search returns several results that ENI is a multinational Italian oil and gas company. A link to wikipedia is below regarding ENI.

I would think it is fair to say that this Crossfire is European and hey may or may not even know of the forum's existence, lol.

The side skirts do look nice.

Eni - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

Hey, good job! It is a european owner! I'm still hoping he will come and tell us more. But at least the pictures are archived here now so if more people decide to make body kits they have this one to look at. I think the only famous side skirts are the Reiger and AMG, so here is one more.

 

Very interesting story begining to unfold. I like the skirts and the pics are great.

 

i likr thr skirts too. as for the bumper, it would'nt last long with curbs and such

 

The skirts are alright, a little loud for me, but that front bumper, however functional it may be is beat up like a $5 *****

 

They have those in your parts too? I thought that was a special of meth valley, err I mean the Wabash Valley ;-)

 

the bumper looks like a 10 year old made it out of cardboard and black construction paper.

 

Edit...............

 

If it's the same car pictured in the thread linked below and it appears to be:
A German forum member told me that "The guy is from Italy, the town calls Catania.
regards V8 Max "
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...xf-owners.html

 

It could be the same car... Yes it is, it has the same white sticker on the front windshild!

 

looks to be lowered...something on the rear as well, like a skirt...pretty tricked out for the "round" track...

 

Here is a much better picture of the bumber. Enjoy!