Questionable modifications: pictures inside!

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if its a fiberglass body on that narrowed up bel air mudder I don't have a problem with it... kind of cool actually.. if its built like a competition rig that is.

as for the 240Z :'(
 
It is nice to see Arizona residents are singlehandedly supporting the cheap custom wheel market.

Those gross dual-colored wheels are getting pretty popular here.

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My truck had dual colored wheels before it was cool. About 20 years before :lol:
 
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Look at them whitewalls! Such a great job!
 
Damn wheel covers. Its questionable but you'd have to figure it'd help in a small way down the strip.
 
I wouldn't think so. If it did more people would do it. Even top fuellers are completely open wheel.
 
The tire shake would probably knock the crazy things off anyway.
 
The tire shake would probably knock the crazy things off anyway.
Especially on something without a lot of body overhang, or pro stock etc. Tire shake can get very violent.
 
Especially on something without a lot of body overhang, or pro stock etc. Tire shake can get very violent.
I think it was that very thing that caused pro drag racer Eric Medlen to lose control of his car and crash. :(
 
With launch g forces that are ridiculous and stupid hard tire shake its been known to knock out drag racers upon launch because its so violent. It will rip a car to shreds if you let it.
 
Slot mag wheels and cut hood for most likely an 8-71 blower make me think it was some high school teenagers car back in the late 70s early 80s.
 
I don't get why people put those window slats on cars like that corvette.

The idea was to keep sun out of the car and also for looks. Window tint has pretty much replaced the heat idea so now its just looks.
 
The idea was to keep sun out of the car and also for looks. Window tint has pretty much replaced the heat idea so now its just looks.
They still help a bit though.
 
An older picture I took from a car show I went to from back when I lived in Connecticut. Okay, if this is a real '93 Cobra, I can't comprehend why anyone would want to add extra badges to the back of one. Oh, if it is a clone though, still; if you're going to replicate a car, then do it RIGHT!
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Zagato redesigned Shelby GT350 in 1965.

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A few craigslist finds....

One weird paint job...
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G35 GT-R.
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Widebody RX7
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The front is bad but ....
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rear is just horrible! For a sec. I thought it had a chome bumper.
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The widebody RX7 ALMOST looks like an IMSA body kit from the 70s.
 
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