Questionable modifications: pictures inside!
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If you managed to see that in person, God help you. I feel bad for you witnessing that monstrosity with your own eyes.
And, while this is odd looking, I say, more questionable:
Waaaay too low. It's gonna freakin' scrap the bottom of the car..
It rides on air bags, this is how it looks rolling down the road.
BMW M3 by Sean Moylan, on FlickrAnd..parked!
BMW M3 by Sean Moylan, on Flickr__
Some might find this questionable but i'm loving it.
VW Thing Limousine by Sean Moylan, on Flickr
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@playnthru Fair enough. But still messes with your mind and eyes, I wouldn't touch it...
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Yep, you called that one. I like it.
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Just like a Citroen SMIt rides on air bags, this is how it looks rolling down the road.
And..parked!
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- TexRex72
except for the innumerable ways that it's not. Can I get a hallelujah?!
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Why in the world anyone would screw up a Silvia to make it look like a Challenger is beyond me.
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With none of the class or style!
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Found this in a junkyard parking lot a while ago. I hear you like wings..
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errr, I don't think the owner needs that much downforce; unless he plans to turn his Celica into a Time attack car or something.
Didn't go back through all the pages, apologies if this has been posted. I'm sure someone ( maybe lots of someones ) will like this.
Just had to look this thing up. It's the Alpina C1 318i, a 1981 BMW 318i modified by Alpina to compete in the Shell Kilometer Marathon, a fuel efficiency competition held by the German Auto Motor und Sport Magazine on a kilometre-long test course. The car achieved a record of 2,672 l/100 km (105.72 mpg) and won its class. In addition to the aerodynamic nose, the car was modified to run on two cylinders and it sent power to only one wheel for maximum fuel economy.
I can't help but like it, it's pretty much the antithesis of the BMW 320 E21 Group 5 car. Guess it's only a matter of time before we see this car in the GT Suggestions
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Well, if this thing somehow worked, I guess it's not questionable anymore.....r-right?
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A lot of people apparently
I like this. The green one up there isn't that good, but this one... I like it a lot
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A lot of people apparently
Edit: I just realized how my response makes no sense. I should take a break.
Wrong thread friend. Try the Oddly modified one. This thing is decently better compared to that green one.
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I personally love it. I'm just posting it as an example of another Silvia with a Challenger look.
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- TexRex72
I may well be completely missing what you consider to be questionable, but it looks like a nearly standard B121 to me...It's actually meant to look like an old Sunny but then again it looks a bit like a Camaro as well.
Blacked-out grill tin, airdam and aftermarket wheels with tires poorly fitted.
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Why is that pos roped off?
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The green Silvia Challenger would be fine if they didn't draw attention to the Challenger similarity. They did such a good job adapting that design to the front of a much lower front end that it looks more like a homage (had they not put a bunch of Dodge badges and crap on it) to the cars that Japanese manufacturers were putting out in the mid 1970s that were lightly ripping off the Challenger and similar designs anyway.
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