I think that if you removed the wing, and put some brushed rims on that BMW it would look pretty goodJesda wrote:Here's the bad:
I think that if you removed the wing, and put some brushed rims on that BMW it would look pretty goodJesda wrote:Here's the bad:
PMQ You missed this !!!!????Jesda wrote:The best thing I've seen is that guy with the (really really really) low riding Q who used household materials to make side skirts. They were straight, clean, and low.
I guess so, but that's a matter of taste as well. I, myself, prefer a body kit that looks like it's not there. It should add a bunch of curves or lines, but that's just me.PoorManQ45 wrote:I think that if you removed the wing, and put some brushed rims on that BMW it would look pretty good
It's pronounced "BLINGBLING"DAEDALUS wrote:That's way too much. To much overstated BLANGBLANG, not enough class. Luxury car meets Darth Vader's Empire. The Ferrari is more to my liking.
OMG, you're right.squeefoo wrote:PMQ You missed this !!!!????
Wald, JP/90-93, JP/94-96, JP/Wide Body and the many kits on Freddy B's Q45racing site.I'm not endorsing, just sharing.Rex wrote:I can't say I've seen a body fit for a Q that was under stated enough. Butg not everyone in the world has the same taste, I just wish the aftermarket guys made more stuff suited to my taste.
MB's E-Class based take on the 4-door Coupe doesn't work for me either. But the W211-E55, now that's another story.Rex wrote:The first MB (silver one) looks like they tried to trim down a MayBach?? Doesn't work for me.
Yes, it's an M30/Leopard. I was planning on making a nice little project out of a 240SX (S13) Coupe in the coming years, but there seem to be some guys in love with those things and any realistic attempt to increase power (sorry, KA-T doesn't do it for me) aren't emissions testing friendly. So, I looked into the M30 and found that swapping a 300ZX TT drive train (auto or manual) should't be too hard and since it's consistent with the original motor offering, I'll only have to worry about a visual inspection for cats (hint, hint).91QAZ wrote:Rex,
What is the second car in your signature? I'm guessing the Leopard is the Japanese M30?? Regardless of what it is, it is SHARP.
Tom
I'll say the side skirts on this one look nice, but the front lip is still too much for my taste. I'd perfer something less "street sweeper-ish". I may be alone in that opinion, but I'm okay with that .TgduMg wrote:Wald, JP/90-93, JP/94-96, JP/Wide Body ...Danisiti 1
bling-bling1. (sometimes pronounced “Blang-Blang”) Used to be jewelry such as silver, platinum, or diamonds and sometimes gold. Now the word expands to describe extremely expensive style of clothes, cars and general life-style. "Did you see Donald Trump’s house in The Aprentice- I’ve never seen so much bling bling!" or "Jose’s blinging it!"PoorManQ45 wrote:It's pronounced "BLINGBLING"
I agree 100%. The top front says luxury and eloquence, the type you'd expect from the Q. The side skirts aren't bad as they don't clash with the style. The bottom of the front however screams NASCAR and the fakeness of the body which you see on Fox on sundays. It just doesn't match at all.Rex wrote:
I'll say the side skirts on this one look nice, but the front lip is still too much for my taste. I'd perfer something less "street sweeper-ish". I may be alone in that opinion, but I'm okay with that .
Oh no, you did not just say dat!!!!!!DAEDALUS wrote: bling-bling1. (sometimes pronounced “Blang-Blang”) Used to be jewelry such as silver, platinum, or diamonds and sometimes gold. Now the word expands to describe extremely expensive style of clothes, cars and general life-style. "Did you see Donald Trump’s house in The Aprentice- I’ve never seen so much bling bling!" or "Jose’s blinging it!"
From http://www.thesource4ym.com/teenlingo/index.asp.
Don't make me get all Einstein up in yo' grill, scrub.