Questionable modifications: pictures inside!

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The XF Wagon is a thing? AWESOME!
 
Just a small concern, but this Thunderbird to me looks higher off the ground than a normal one I see and I'm also not sure if the hood is necessary.
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EDIT: Nevermind, it's just a drag mod missing the engine. Not really questionable, sorry.
 
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I wonder how it compares to the E63 Wagon...
 
the T bird is indeed higher up than normal... and something about the position of the rear wheel almost looks like it may be a pro-street style tub job... in wich case the hood may have been functional, ride height would be up if the motor has been pulled...
 
the T bird is indeed higher up than normal... and something about the position of the rear wheel almost looks like it may be a pro-street style tub job... in wich case the hood may have been functional, ride height would be up if the motor has been pulled...

I was thinking the same thing the front seem that high due to a motor pull, but who knows exactly. Also I can't tell but it almost seems as if there is something under the body that is lifting it that isn't apart of the car like maybe some jack stands
 
Went to a car show and there was a 1997 civic with a s14 front end. Granted, the guy did a very good job on it, but it's still questionable. The rims really pushed it over the edge for meView attachment 177636
Hmmm... For me, that works
 
hsv
"not for eco but for aesthetics rear fender skirts"

"Here is what they call an eco mod a wheel cover on a modern car
but there is part of me that thinks that although this has been done
for economy it would have been better if done firstly for aesthetics
then economy."


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What a lovely story.

WAT :lol:
 
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And yes I "like" Chad Johnson on FaceBook
 
Hopefully it's on airbags, don't mind the rims that much.
 
I saw this at a car meet at a Sonic. Cruze "ss"
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You sir have the oddest taste in cars I have ever met.
Not trying to start an argument, at least I'm not biased. Sure the rims could be a inch smaller but they still have a good amount of rubber on them.
 
Not trying to start an argument, at least I'm not biased. Sure the rims could be a inch smaller but they still have a good amount of rubber on them.

I'm pretty sure you could paint the tyres on and it would still be thicker than that rubber...
 
Ah, some of the terrible creations of Italian coachbuild company Castagna.

They offer more questionable conversions, such as this convertible-pick-up-beach car:



And a Fiat 500 Estate:

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Epic!
 
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