Oh, and hello everyone. Long time no see.
This dashboard looks familiar.
Re: This dashboard looks familiar.
Welcome Back! I agree.
Recently saw an aluminum block V8 4.6L cut away picture from a Korean car manufacturer that looks very familiar.
As the saying goes: "Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery."
Recently saw an aluminum block V8 4.6L cut away picture from a Korean car manufacturer that looks very familiar.
As the saying goes: "Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery."
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Re: This dashboard looks familiar.
The 5L with DI and other upgrades is a very nice engine.
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Re: This dashboard looks familiar.
Ya think? That's one fine looking interior. 
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Re: This dashboard looks familiar.
Definitely a nice re-interpretation.
Re: This dashboard looks familiar.
I think my favorite part is the altimeter-style speed indicator. Sure, its pure cheese, but I'm into that.
I'm not too crazy about the massive silver vent on the passenger side cowl though.
And of course it lacks a head unit with a motorized door.
I'm not too crazy about the massive silver vent on the passenger side cowl though.
And of course it lacks a head unit with a motorized door.