DO YOU LIKE MY CAR?NEW MODIFICATIONS HE IS READY!!!
02-07-2011, 08:38 AM
#12
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Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: Clearwater FL
Posts: 608
I really like how those stripes turned out on it. I think those really make the car. I'm diggin it man. After reading a little bit about your problems with the supercharger, it makes me glad I didn't try that while I'm still stationed in Europe. I'll wait till I get back stateside and have brenspeed do it for me.
02-07-2011, 11:30 AM
#16
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Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Arizona
Posts: 887
I personally like the stock look lowered down a bit on the S197's... BUT i very much appreciate someones hard work and yours looks really good! Too much outside add ons usually turns me off.. Nice Job!
there is a white GT on these forums with a little work done to it (chin spoiler) if i rerember correctly with the 18" aluminum upgraded wheels... my fav. S197 on this site!
there is a white GT on these forums with a little work done to it (chin spoiler) if i rerember correctly with the 18" aluminum upgraded wheels... my fav. S197 on this site!
02-07-2011, 05:19 PM
#20
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Location: Buffalo, New York
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On pages 7-9, were you inspired by the silver '67 Shelby GT500 in Gone in 60 Seconds?
That style of body mods became so popular, that the body kits are actually called by the codename the car thieves used, that codename for that GT500 Nick Cage had to steal was "Eleanor."
Funny, because ever since the body kits, there are too many misinformed people that think the 1967 Shelby GT500 was actually called an "Eleanor" when they were being sold in 1967! Can you imagine how the dealership salesman would have reacted if you went back in time and asked him to show you an "Eleanor?" He would have just stared at you blankly!
That style of body mods became so popular, that the body kits are actually called by the codename the car thieves used, that codename for that GT500 Nick Cage had to steal was "Eleanor."
Funny, because ever since the body kits, there are too many misinformed people that think the 1967 Shelby GT500 was actually called an "Eleanor" when they were being sold in 1967! Can you imagine how the dealership salesman would have reacted if you went back in time and asked him to show you an "Eleanor?" He would have just stared at you blankly!
