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I can appreciate the custom work, but not a huge fan of the finished product. I think it would have looked better if the widebody was blended into the entire body panel. As it is, the lower portion just jets out an extra 4"-6"? Does not seem to flow real well with the overall car. However, they do very nice work and paint. To each his own.
Yep nice work not my taste exactly. Seen this before on VSC he has a build thread on there.
Originally Posted by 5t341th
yep i also saw this over on VSC
very good work they put in
Yep, it's been on VSC for a while now, but thanks for sharing here as well.
Originally Posted by Quick VR-4
I can appreciate the custom work, but not a huge fan of the finished product. I think it would have looked better if the widebody was blended into the entire body panel. As it is, the lower portion just jets out an extra 4"-6"? Does not seem to flow real well with the overall car. However, they do very nice work and paint. To each his own.
Originally Posted by speedaddic
yep the verticle part of the bodyline remained stock while the horizontal widened...can't do that cause it doesn't look proportional.
I thought he was gonna have it blended in as well, but as it is, it reminds me of the old Porsche 944 fender flares. Quality job, but I agree, it doesn't flow with the GS's smooth curvy lines.
I can appreciate the custom work, but not a huge fan of the finished product. I think it would have looked better if the widebody was blended into the entire body panel.
+1...I'll give the credit for all the hard work though...
11-24-09, 06:47 AM
