It isn't just me is it. That drivers headlight is a good 2 inches lower than the other, right?
It isn't just me is it. That drivers headlight is a good 2 inches lower than the other, right?
It's like an Elise, a Mustang, an F50 and a F&F reject had a foursome in a pool full of mutagens 
In reply to ditchdigger:
That was the result of a recent stroke.
ditchdigger wrote: It isn't just me is it. That drivers headlight is a good 2 inches lower than the other, right?
No it looks like he eyeballed the whole thing, and he obviously did the driver-side headlight first.
I'll get hate mail for this, but the front and back look like he was trying to emulate an old Aston, sort of. The sides, not so much.
I just showed it to my wife.
Her question:
"He knows there's a difference between sophistication and butchery, right?"
N Sperlo wrote: I just showed it to my wife. Her question: "He knows there's a difference between sophistication and butchery, right?"
Yeah it is called safistication?
Pretty good with a spray gun and the bodywork looks decent. To bad it was wasted on such an ugly design. Wow, what an abortion.
hope the authorities have been notified... cuz this is a crime
Saw the pix over in the hotlink thread. Didn't realize the guy was crazy, as well as blind..($75K!?!?!?)
ditchdigger wrote: It isn't just me is it. That drivers headlight is a good 2 inches lower than the other, right?
Obviously that was about the time he went blind from looking at this thing
1950 Nash. Coincidence?
Remember the title car from that bad 80's movie Corvette Summer?
This is the sequel. 
stuart in mn wrote:
You know what they say.
Nash today, trash tomorrow. 
this could've been prevented if the local school system hadn't tried to save money by combining votech and special ed.
actually.. he mentioned in the ebay ad that he used a nash grill....
It is a custom car. I can't fault him for designing and building the car he wanted.
I can fault him for thinking that somebody else is going to want to pay that kind of money for his project.
ditchdigger wrote: It isn't just me is it. That drivers headlight is a good 2 inches lower than the other, right?
Look closely (if you dare...)... more than the headlights lack symmetry...
regardless of how it looks, it's still an automatic v6 mustang. Should have spent the money on a GT, and just left it stock.
Brett_Murphy wrote: It is a custom car. I can't fault him for designing and building the car he wanted. I *can* fault him for thinking that somebody else is going to want to pay that kind of money for his project.
think this needs to be sent to crackpipe or good price?
mad_machine wrote:Brett_Murphy wrote: It is a custom car. I can't fault him for designing and building the car he wanted. I *can* fault him for thinking that somebody else is going to want to pay that kind of money for his project.think this needs to be sent to crackpipe or good price?
It's already on Jalopnik.
http://jalopnik.com/5888301/this-is-the-ugliest-custom-mustang-weve-ever-seen/gallery/
mad_machine wrote: This image made me laugh
That front is atrocious. It looks constipated.
This is what happens when you get some crack, a set of Lotus headlights and an idea at the same time.
This appears to be his idea of a custom bike:
(Cue to teenage girl filming herself under a blanket)
You're all just meanyheads! This man's brillunce is wasted on you!
But seriously, I do feel a little bad for the guy. He gave it his best shot, and spent a bunch of time on this project. Remember that time as a kid when you really wanted to hit it out of the ballpark and you swung that bat so hard that your feet came out from under you and you fell in a heap? Well that's what this guy did for all our amusement. OTOH the fact that he wants a ton of money for this um... creation does make him fair game....
have any of you checked out the webpage of the owner/shop that did this?
There's some really questionable proportions on these poor cars for sale.
And of course, the mustang build log.
I don't doubt a lot of work went into these. But this "Michael Angelo" needed to pay more attention in art class...
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