Whats the name of those rims?Nice.
You think?Too low.
It's questionable, way too low indeed, will have trouble to go over certain things in the road. Raise it a little, and it's spot on, the wheels and the fenders done for the car is good.You think?
I think the ride height is just right.
So clean. I would drive that any day.It's questionable, way too low indeed, will have trouble to go over certain things in the road. Raise it a little, and it's spot on, the wheels and the fenders done for the car is good.
Now, I was trying to find something and my God did I nail it. Boys and girls, here's a Volkswagen Corrdo. But this one is a mean bastard.
Fricking hell.
Yes, you are.Okay, I think I'm on a streak of good stuff.
This oen I admit looks a little low but damn, it's so satisfying to look at.
Wait. An Odyssey? Looking this good? No way...
Nice mean looking Z33 here.
Now THIS is quite the wide kit. Damn.
And let's end this post with a fantastic looking BMW M3.
This better be sarcasm. If it's not, then I'm speechless.
Tastefull indeed
I prefer the early model Gallardo in the background.This was on bags View attachment 355175View attachment 355176
That was at the Lingenfelter open house I went to yesterday. Is this Gt wrapped?I prefer the early model Gallardo in the background.
I can't tell if it's wrapped. Still a nice looking car.That was at the Lingenfelter open house I went to yesterday. Is this Gt wrapped?
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Yep. The rest of the pics are in the did you see anything good today thread.I can't tell if it's wrapped. Still a nice looking car.
They look like Avant Garde M310.Whats the name of those rims?
There is one thing in a showroom different compared to the other three
One thing that has the hood open
One thing is showing its backside to the camera
And one thing which is more modern than the other things.
Which one is not like the other?!
You're 26 days late, Sorry not sorry.*img*
Tastefull indeed
I love everything about this car, except the price to get it done, 70,000$, And thats probably just parts, So using a v8 from a wrecked vehicle and a used car would costs at least half of that.
2.4L V8 made from Kawasaki motorcycle engines in a Subaru BRZ that keeps production practicality.
*sexy BRZ*
*BRZ's provocative engine bay*