mr2 turbo ferrari 355 lookalike
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you think a mr2 looks better than a f355?
its not about wantin it to be a ferrari, ferraris are unreliable, uneconomical, and to expensive to fix. an they cost more than i would earn in a year. its having the reliability and cheapness of a jap car that looks as good as a car people pay 40k for. and also my insurance almost halves if i turn it into a kit car.
mr2 f355 replicas are illegal to have in italia because "ferrari" are worried they will loose all there business because of the price difference an the fact they look pretty much as good. not the same but still as good. and if i get bored of it they go for up to 15k if there done well
its not about wantin it to be a ferrari, ferraris are unreliable, uneconomical, and to expensive to fix. an they cost more than i would earn in a year. its having the reliability and cheapness of a jap car that looks as good as a car people pay 40k for. and also my insurance almost halves if i turn it into a kit car.
mr2 f355 replicas are illegal to have in italia because "ferrari" are worried they will loose all there business because of the price difference an the fact they look pretty much as good. not the same but still as good. and if i get bored of it they go for up to 15k if there done well
MR2's are great cars, but they are MR2's not Ferrari's.
I have been a member of IMOC for years & have seen many lookalikes, but only one or two ever end up being done well enough for it to be worth it. I would never do it to mine, but each to their own. If you want to do it look for a really good one for sale that has already been done, or that just needs finishing. It will take an enormous ammount of money to do right, & you will never recoup it through selling it on. You will be able to pick up one already done for a fraction of what it cost the owner to build.
One tip if you decide to do it. Keep it as a tribute to Ferrari, rather than a replica. You can just about get away with it if you don't plaster Ferrari badges &bits all over it.
I have been a member of IMOC for years & have seen many lookalikes, but only one or two ever end up being done well enough for it to be worth it. I would never do it to mine, but each to their own. If you want to do it look for a really good one for sale that has already been done, or that just needs finishing. It will take an enormous ammount of money to do right, & you will never recoup it through selling it on. You will be able to pick up one already done for a fraction of what it cost the owner to build.
One tip if you decide to do it. Keep it as a tribute to Ferrari, rather than a replica. You can just about get away with it if you don't plaster Ferrari badges &bits all over it.
some one could of just said £7995. and that dont include the interior. they sell for £15k cos they cost over £10k and a month to build. ok. does anyone know how much the trd bodykits are. and i need to find a way to make it look good without a spoiler. i love nice lookin sports cars without spoilers.
lowriderp308 said:
some one could of just said £7995. and that dont include the interior. they sell for £15k cos they cost over £10k and a month to build. ok. does anyone know how much the trd bodykits are. and i need to find a way to make it look good without a spoiler. i love nice lookin sports cars without spoilers.
Join IMOC mate, it's free & you will pick up loads of info. Last time I looked TRD kits were over £3k. There are some spoiler-less examples on there to. In fact in the last couple of years quite a few TRD copies have been build, so info is plentyfull on there.lowriderp308 said:
i love the look of mr2s but you see them everywere. they used to stand out more but people are too used to seeing them. and the new ones are horrible. i want to customize it so the back is more square but a little less plain without the spoiler. front is pretty much spot on though.
If you want a kit do it tastefully. Admittedly this is mine (for sale too!), but it looks how a MR2 should!!Forums | Japanese Chat | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff



