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Interesting mod
Has anyone seen this before, online or in real life?
http://www.jacquemond.com/944r7.jpg I personally think it looks kinda cool, not too ricey, more like a modern bmw...I'm sure I could never afford it (and the necessary paint job) though. What does everyone else think? BTW, on the same site (jacquemond.com) there is a hideously ugly GT2 mod for the 944. |
That GT2 kit would be nice if they showed a Coupe version.
... And didnt switch the the acura-styled headlight look. That's just overdoing it imo. |
I think it looks awesome, but rearward visibility can't help but suck. I mean it sucks stock, gotta be almost nonexistant with that kit.
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Really cool! The headlight mod looks interesting as well..I can't quite figure out what's done in 944 wide body conversion. I know it looks different, but I'm not sure how..can anyone help me out?
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I have seen versions of that hatch before and actually like it.
Visibility would be a real problem but I think they complain of the same thing in the Diablo. You can tell it is a real sports car if there are a few comfort things you have to ***** about. |
"I mean it sucks stock, gotta be almost nonexistant with that kit."
You think that rearward visibility sucks in a 944?!? There is nothing behind the seats besides glass!! |
and they bragged about the visibility lines in the brochures. Yes, there's lots of glass back there. It's mostly good for looking at the sky, though--it's far enough away and you sit low enough that you miss a lot of the road.
But I won't drive anything else, so I'll live with it. I'm also wondering what they've done in the "wide-body kit." |
Rear visibility in a 944 is VERY good. Try driving a new celica...that car is such a POS..you feel like yorue in a cave. Btw, i saw someone on the road with that bodykit, minus the ugly part over the hatch. Kinda cool and sported the "wide944" license plate.
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Don't know what a new celica is like, so I'll have to believe you on that one.
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