Badly modified cars thread
Discussion
scarble said:
Suit the car? Really?
Even in a nice normal colour they'd be marginal.
Mind you I've never been one for fancy wheel designs, horses for courses, up to a point.
I just think it suits the scene the fella is going for, not my cup of tea and certainly not my scene but they look ok if thats your thing.Even in a nice normal colour they'd be marginal.
Mind you I've never been one for fancy wheel designs, horses for courses, up to a point.
I have to admit to owning and modifying a Lupo about 15 years ago long before it was the Dub scene thing to do. It was at a sensible hight, had a custom built exhaust to match that of the cup car and replica cup car alloys. It was in yellow with fully colour coded bumpers rather than the black strip at the bottom and looked identical to the lupo cup car in gran turismo 3 i think it was, minus the stickers of course.
I got rather board of it very quickly though as it was too slow so i wasted a heap of money then sold it, lesson learned.
scarble said:
Suit the car? Really?
Even in a nice normal colour they'd be marginal.
Mind you I've never been one for fancy wheel designs, horses for courses, up to a point.
I just think it suits the scene the fella is going for, not my cup of tea and certainly not my scene but they look ok if thats your thing.Even in a nice normal colour they'd be marginal.
Mind you I've never been one for fancy wheel designs, horses for courses, up to a point.
I have to admit to owning and modifying a Lupo about 15 years ago long before it was the Dub scene thing to do. It was at a sensible hight, had a custom built exhaust to match that of the cup car and replica cup car alloys. It was in yellow with fully colour coded bumpers rather than the black strip at the bottom and looked identical to the lupo cup car in gran turismo 3 i think it was, minus the stickers of course.
I got rather board of it very quickly though as it was too slow so i wasted a heap of money then sold it, lesson learned.
iva cosworth said:
Roadru77er said:
Veeayt said:
Looks like a Lego brick car
Seem to remember that being a 70s kit car based on mini/1100/1300Designed by William Towns iirc.
Steffan said:
iva cosworth said:
Roadru77er said:
Veeayt said:
Looks like a Lego brick car
Seem to remember that being a 70s kit car based on mini/1100/1300Designed by William Towns iirc.
DaveyBoyWonder said:
My usual trawl of eBay has turned up these beauties:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/golf-1-4-w12-replica-mod...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/golf-1-4-w12-replica-mod...
ebay ad said:
1.4 drives awsome with big 20" alloy wheels
I bet!gowmonster said:
"Elderly Owned since 2003" ...really?!gowmonster said:
to be fair it doesn't look awful for one of those types... but I'm questioning 3k for a '98(?) 106irocfan said:
gowmonster said:
to be fair it doesn't look awful for one of those types... but I'm questioning 3k for a '98(?) 106half the price and it would be a good punt. throw a grand at it getting it back to original and you'd have a nice car. Maybe.
There's one selling for £1000 more that's much worse.
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2013...
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2013...
OllieC said:
I really like BBS centre locks on racing cars, I really don't like fake centre locks on road cars.
What are you on about "fake centre locks"? Genuine RS' came in more than that fitment, and they all had the waffle cap cover to continue the lattice design to the hex centre cap of the wheel.Fake centre locks
Edited by LOW4LYFE on Thursday 8th May 15:44
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