One more example of how box flares make everything awesomer:

This is on BAT. I want this soooo bad.

Citroen BX Gruppe B special

Saw this example of box flared awesomeness over the weekend at a swap meet:

It said it had 6500 miles on it. They wanted $38,500 for it!!!

BONUS:

Someone had two of these for sale:

If the guy had all four, I would have bought them and made them fit something from the 80's forcibly.

Fit_Is_Slo wrote: Did someone say Flair?

Whoooo!

CGLockRacer wrote: someone photoshop some box flares on a P71...

I see you your flares and raise you a Chuck Norris for awesomeness.

This IS what you had in mind, right?

This is my goal when it comes to box flares, although these ones are a bit too smooth...

Like Box flares on FaceBook.

LOL!

I like the Veloster. It's pretty for a little hatch.

In reply to Maroon92:

so do I...

DukeOfUndersteer wrote: In reply to Maroon92: so do I...

Want to build one for B-spec racing? I bet we could get Hyundai to back us if we talk a big enough game.

what an odd looking car... I can't decide if I love it or hate it... weird...

In reply to Capt Slow:

Me neither. I am really not a fan of exaggerated wheel openings on stock cars. if they were smooth I think it would look better. The whole car looks bulbous or fat to me. The specs look good, and I have to admit that it looks better lowered and in black, but there's something about it that bugs me. I wish is was as good looking as Hyundai's other new models.

I call it the VeLOLster, cause it's funny looking.

In reply to John Brown:

That's it. John thinks it's funny, so I decided I don't like it. Besides, they keep comparing it to a CRX, and I already have one of those and it's much better looking.

Did someone say CRX?

Thinking about building a teardrop travel trailer in a couple years. It just might have to have box flares on it.

JeffHarbert wrote: Thinking about building a teardrop travel trailer in a couple years. It just might have to have box flares on it.

I too have been thinking about building one. Do you have plans for it or are you going to design it yourself? There are a lot of videos on youtube on the subject of home builts.

In reply to Graefin10:

I'll likely design it myself. Current plan is for the chassis to be scratch built, rubber torsion axles for a low ride height, and the framework for the body will likely be made from 1/8" x 1/2" steel covered with fiberglass over luan plywood.