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nuttsHunglow Mentor

nuttsHunglow

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Even though some people should be a little more open minded on this thread but you get that. Hey it looks different and I am sure some people will like it but it is about if you like it. Don’t need to impress people.

If you are thinking of doing a show dedicated car then you may need some more money as this department is very competitive and not saying you can’t be competitive but you will be up against work shops etc with big budgets. Need to think do you want to be a show pony or not?

Haysey Grand Master

Haysey

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Pimp car yes

sports car no.....

skyline made to go fast and that would totally defeat the purpose of it

black 4wd or low rider then yes

I look at it and go some moron wants their sports car to look like a wiggamobile

Marsss Grand Master

Marsss

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I like the grill

but the front end doesn't even make sense height wise... as a chop chop... nice work but, seriously.. look at that picture then think Parramatta Rd.... from Silverwater to Homebush.... at around Lidcome your ass would actually be ON the road.

just sayin

Munkyb0y Grand Master

Munkyb0y

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man if you like it, go for it. at least its something different. it doesnt look too bad. i personally wouldnt do it, but thats not the point.

your ass would actually be ON the road.

air bags go up, air bags go down. thats how it works.

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