I bring you the DiMora Scattare:
http://www.motorcities.com/vehicle/09C8F425021938.html
Notice the truck cut Chrysler beside the Scatterbrain in this photo:
The color combination resembles what just escaped back up your throat...
I bring you the DiMora Scattare:
http://www.motorcities.com/vehicle/09C8F425021938.html
Notice the truck cut Chrysler beside the Scatterbrain in this photo:
The color combination resembles what just escaped back up your throat...
I would rather have the limo-truck-convertable thing http://grassrootsmotorsports.com/forum/grm/im-so-ashamed/8061/page1/#post118155
But that paint job looks very late 90's
Looks like someone took a bunch of 90's era model kits and got medieval w/ the X-acto and the putty.
That's a lot of bad decisions manifesting in one place.
I remember seeing a '70s Ford full-size wagon that was made into a pickup, using a sawzall, hammer, and conversion-van window (and lots of caulk and screws).
That car was a bad execution of a bad concept. These cars are a good execution of a bad concept.
I am not sure why.. but I actually kind of like it. What is so wrong with making an "ute" out of something like that?
a different paint job and different front bumper maybe, but i have to say i like it better than the boring cars they came from. still rather have the holden commodore/pontiac g8 ute concept, but at least it looks like they did a decent job.
The only part I don't like is that little fish-face grille in the middle of the front bumper, and maybe the C-pillars are a bit too spindly. That paint job is totally '90s awesome. Or should I say "radical"?
I might even like it better than that Impulse/Brat hybrid ute that was posted a while back.
J
Ya, that's pretty wrong. He really needs a proper Miami Vice white suit and sunglasses to pull it off.
J
I think it would look much better if:
The Front end wasn't molested
monotone paint
no hood scoop.
no hood pins
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