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Diy Bodykits

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i came across this

 

has anyone done this before or have any thoughts?

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looks alittle dodgey if ya ask me man!!! it's a good idea but just looks dodge!!

saw this ages ago man, yea looks alright, probs would in real life too, if you have the fibreglassing skills, sanding money and time, don't think its a five minute job man

 

but if you have all that go ahead

 

Travis

Pretty typical of a hyundai owner... looks pus IMHO

 

leave the bodykits to the rice boys i say, why ruin a nice steel rolla with all that fibreglass

also i say if your gonna waste your time and money doing this, pay someone to do it :hmm:

 

and get designs made up for exactly what you want

 

all hyundais look like arse anyway ahahaha, crappy bubble crap ahaha

bodykits for a excel??its craptaculos!!! :hmm: jap cars are kool and made with pride.....korean umm....disposable cars..sht box......???

gave me an afternoon giggle.

 

I don't see too much wrong with the process, its simply the fact that its on an excel.

really if you were doing it on a decent car, theres unimaginable things you could do with it, not just bodykit, you could make a widebody car, really a good imagination can go a long way

DO IT, exactly the way in your link. that way if you get stuck in floods you can just float away (with all that foam)

I can't stand the thought of any rolla with a piece of fibro snot hanging off its nose BUT

 

My mate builds his 2L sport sedans using the same basic principles, nothing quite as wicked as a Widebody Datsun 1600 race car.

99% of bodykits on this earth where put here by the devil.

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