Questionable modifications: pictures inside!

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I thought it looked like a Chrysler when I first saw it, but now I'm not really sure.
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That was my initial impression.

Anyways:

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Blame that Nissan for starting it unless there's a older one that I'm not aware of.
 
Convertible SUVs are completely stupid but, with the top down they can look great in my opinion.
 
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Is it questionable to turn your 350Z into a California replica?

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And yes, the guy used a lot of original Ferrari parts. Must have been expensive...
 
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Is it questionable to turn your 350Z into a California replica?

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And yes, the guy used a lot of original Ferrari parts. Must have been expensive...
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Hats off for this guy, seriously :bowdown:. I love this! Turbocharge it and you end up with somethig great
 
Of all the Ferrari's to choose to replicate, they chose a California???

The 350z is a better looking car to start with.
 
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I like the idea. Loads of torque like an old V8, but quiet so you can cruise around silently. A bit of a sleeper, very much a cruiser.
 
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The sound of all the "purists" crying makes me love it even more. It needed restoration anyway, so why not do something unique with it?
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I'm not against doing something unique, but making it an electric car to me is just plain stupid. Electric motors can't do 🤬 compared to gasoline engines.
 
It's not like the Mustang is a rolling brick or anything. It just doesn't make sense to use that car as an electric car compared to everything else.
 
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The sound of all the "purists" crying makes me love it even more. It needed restoration anyway, so why not do something unique with it?
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At least put an engine in it and not a bunch of batteries.

If I wanted a battery operated car I'd go buy a Powerwheels.
 
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The era of mass-market liquid fuel is drawing to a close. I can easily imagine an imminent future where fuel engines are nothing but generators to top up the batteries, à la Fisker Karma:

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There are plenty of old Mustangs out there from what I can tell. Yet some people express discontent when somebody decides to give one an all-leccy powertrain as part of a restoration/engineering concept?

You know there's no ethical code one must abide by if they feel like giving the innards of their project Mustang an unique twist, right?
 
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At least put an engine in it and not a bunch of batteries.

If I wanted a battery operated car I'd go buy a Powerwheels.
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They didn't build the car to conform to the antiquated preferences of a luddite crowd. Good on them for trying something new, I say. For every electric Mustang, there's still a sea of V8 models that all look and feel the same. This is a fresh take on the pony car, and I appreciate it for that. If anything, you should be happy they put another Mustang on the road again.
 
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