Pictures of decently Modified cars

[PurelyRetro]

[sleeper88]

[moleamol]

PurelyRetro said:

[130R]

Alzen Porsche Cayman

[stockver]

moleamol said:

PurelyRetro said:

It doesn't matter what you do to a Micra/March, they don't look decently modified. Ever. Even the SS versions. So just no. Its a micra. A blob.

[Fruitcake]

nick106 said:

Jesus that looks ace

[PurelyRetro]

stockver said:

moleamol said:

PurelyRetro said:

It doesn't matter what you do to a Micra/March, they don't look decently modified. Ever. Even the SS versions. So just no. Its a micra. A blob.

You sure about that?

[Thejimreaper]

[pixelpimp]

[Pothole]

pixelpimp said:

gorgeous

[stockver]

PurelyRetro said:

stockver said:

moleamol said:

PurelyRetro said:

It doesn't matter what you do to a Micra/March, they don't look decently modified. Ever. Even the SS versions. So just no. Its a micra. A blob.

You sure about that?

Being a Micra cup, it will no doubt handle incredibly, and be quicker than a normal Micra.
However, my point still stands.
It still looks like a Micra. Albeit one with wider arches and stickers.

[Marf]

Its not a Micra Cup Car

[stockver]

Without having to look into it, what is it?

[Gompo]

Micra 350SR at a guess, still doesnt look all that great in my eyes.

[Marf]

Its a Micra 350SR, mid engine, RWD and powered by the 3.5 V6 from a 350Z

[Gompo]

..Although I suppose to be fitting in with the thread, in mechanical terms I'm sure it's been very much 'decently modified'.

[stockver]

Impressive. It is certainly a 'decently modified car' by the standard of the work that has gone into it. But I just don't like the shape of the Micra, even one as potent as this.
Horses for courses.

[stephen300o]

"Decent" I don't know, but quite interesting idea,

[Gompo]

I have definitely seen that before, most likely discussed on here. Not sure if the owner posts?

Cant remember much about it but I'd guess it's Nova based.

[Davi]

You'd guess correctly. It's been through a "gradual" transformation from standard to radical IIRC. Seen it in the flesh a couple of times, I like it - not because it's exactly aesthetically pleasing, just because it isn't a jelly mould copycat like every other car on the road today.