custom headlights
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From: About 1100 miles from where I call home.
I'm surprised you have all the wild custom bodywork, ground effects and big wing... and a stock hood.
Even the mild street guys tend to change the hood pretty fast.
Even the mild street guys tend to change the hood pretty fast.
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From: springfield ohio
I love the custom work,and color, I really do, But something looks a little fishy.
I would say that it's missing maybe a billet grill to get rid of the fish
mouth look and make the work you've already done, look more custom.
Do you have more photo's of different angles?
I wasn't tring to be a DIC- HEAD,
Just my two coins.
Riggs.
I would say that it's missing maybe a billet grill to get rid of the fish
mouth look and make the work you've already done, look more custom.
Do you have more photo's of different angles?
I wasn't tring to be a DIC- HEAD,
Just my two coins.
Riggs.
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Well...let me start by saying I like customs. Your work looks to be high quality. The overall theme of the car is a style that is very current. You did a great job in capturing that "high tech" look. 
As a suggestion and not a criticism would you consider a wheel/tire change that closer compliments the modern theme of the car?
As a suggestion and not a criticism would you consider a wheel/tire change that closer compliments the modern theme of the car?
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Ok, the more I look at it, the more I see what I'd change if it were mine (mo 2 cents). I don't think the rear wing flows with the rest of the car. All the ground effects, custom nose, even the molded headlights have an integrated, swoopy, rounded flow to them. Then that wing just looks tacked on.
Those Eckler-type Greenwood rear spoilers that are rounded and mold into the back of the car would look right on this.
Those Eckler-type Greenwood rear spoilers that are rounded and mold into the back of the car would look right on this.
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Thanks for the input guys, My original ideas came from the C5R and thats why theres a big wing. The wheels will be changed eventually, its a work in progress. Still need to attack the interior and front grills also.
