Pictures of decently Modified cars

[standfree93]

[Otter Smacker]

[Skylinecrazy]

Oh that is just sex.

[Hitch78]

euroboy said:

Alfa Spider J6 Compressore (from Autodelta)

350bhp supercharged V6
4wd (with rear bias)
Brakes and suspension to match.

Its what the Brera/Spider should have been from the start. Im not 100% convinced on the bodykit, but it looks pretty mean. Available in the UK from Mangoletsi in Manchester.

How much would one of these set you back? And are they actually any good?

[GravelBen]

Otter Smacker said:

Oh yes.

[Davi]

stephen300o said:

Either a boyd or a Foose wasn't it?

[R1chy11]

Davi said:

stephen300o said:

Either a boyd or a Foose wasn't it?

disgusting in my opinion, a car like that shouldnt be ruined with two tone paint, green seats and chrome wheels

[Schmeeky]

R1chy11 said:

Davi said:

stephen300o said:

Either a boyd or a Foose wasn't it?

disgusting in my opinion, a car like that shouldnt be ruined with two tone paint, green seats and chrome wheels

It's not the best paint scheme ever, and I'd like to think that Foose wouldn't do that to a car - not so sure about Boyd though!

IMHO, this car needs to be painted black with a thin pin-stripe, and with the wheel centers either black or anthracite with polished rims. You can never go far wrong with a mean'n'moody black muscle car!

[Strawman]

Schmeeky said:

R1chy11 said:

Davi said:

stephen300o said:

Either a boyd or a Foose wasn't it?

disgusting in my opinion, a car like that shouldnt be ruined with two tone paint, green seats and chrome wheels

It's not the best paint scheme ever, and I'd like to think that Foose wouldn't do that to a car - not so sure about Boyd though!

IMHO, this car needs to be painted black with a thin pin-stripe, and with the wheel centers either black or anthracite with polished rims. You can never go far wrong with a mean'n'moody black muscle car!

That was a redesign from the overhaulin' show he does.



http://www.autoblog.com/2006/06/13/mopar-madness-f...

To be fair to Foose elements in the car design are tailored to how they think the owner would like the car to look, but the chrome wheels seem a popular choice in America, Foose sells them himself.

http://www.chipfoose.com/wheels.aspx?LinkID=tn8

Edited by Strawman on Monday 1st March 13:37

[Otter Smacker]

Fitted with a EJ20G Subaru Legacy engine



Full Story - http://speedhunters.com/archive/2010/01/31/car-fea...

[stephen300o]

I like the colour, that retro scheme suits the era, not the wheels or the seats though.(Foose Challenger)

Edited by stephen300o on Monday 1st March 16:40

[Davi]

Otter Smacker said:

Full Story - http://speedhunters.com/archive/2010/01/31/car-fea...

Wish I still had my notchback

[Streetrod]

Strawman said:

Schmeeky said:

R1chy11 said:

Davi said:

stephen300o said:

Either a boyd or a Foose wasn't it?

disgusting in my opinion, a car like that shouldnt be ruined with two tone paint, green seats and chrome wheels

It's not the best paint scheme ever, and I'd like to think that Foose wouldn't do that to a car - not so sure about Boyd though!

IMHO, this car needs to be painted black with a thin pin-stripe, and with the wheel centers either black or anthracite with polished rims. You can never go far wrong with a mean'n'moody black muscle car!

That was a redesign from the overhaulin' show he does.






http://www.autoblog.com/2006/06/13/mopar-madness-f...

To be fair to Foose elements in the car design are tailored to how they think the owner would like the car to look, but the chrome wheels seem a popular choice in America, Foose sells them himself.

http://www.chipfoose.com/wheels.aspx?LinkID=tn8

Edited by Strawman on Monday 1st March 13:37

What you have to realise is that Chip has done a variation on graphics that were were available on a Challenger as an option when the car was first produced

[Schmeeky]

Streetrod said:

Strawman said:

Schmeeky said:

R1chy11 said:

Davi said:

stephen300o said:

Either a boyd or a Foose wasn't it?

disgusting in my opinion, a car like that shouldnt be ruined with two tone paint, green seats and chrome wheels

It's not the best paint scheme ever, and I'd like to think that Foose wouldn't do that to a car - not so sure about Boyd though!

IMHO, this car needs to be painted black with a thin pin-stripe, and with the wheel centers either black or anthracite with polished rims. You can never go far wrong with a mean'n'moody black muscle car!

That was a redesign from the overhaulin' show he does.






http://www.autoblog.com/2006/06/13/mopar-madness-f...

To be fair to Foose elements in the car design are tailored to how they think the owner would like the car to look, but the chrome wheels seem a popular choice in America, Foose sells them himself.

http://www.chipfoose.com/wheels.aspx?LinkID=tn8

Edited by Strawman on Monday 1st March 13:37

What you have to realise is that Chip has done a variation on graphics that were were available on a Challenger as an option when the car was first produced

This is a pretty historic moment - the first Foosemobile that I wouldn't sell a kidney for!

[stephen300o]

How about in yellow?

[Schmeeky]

stephen300o said:

How about in yellow?

Much, much better! Green is a colour that rarely works well on a car, IMHO, unless of course it's BRG!

[nickphuket]

Otter Smacker said:

God that's lovely!!!!!

[stephen300o]

Sometimes I like lairy.

[mat205125]

stephen300o said:

Sometimes I like lairy.
image of an abomination

No, No, and thrice No!!

[10JH]

stephen300o said:

Sometimes I like lairy.

Terrible. Look at the side skirts, they look like some sort of protection thing. Crap!