Why is this car is so hated?
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How About A Cup Of STFU
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Very nice work. Looks feminine and very Nissan, though. I like it, but I wouldn't own it.
Arguing about body kits versus stock...wing-or-no-wing versus functionality is a waste of time. Kind of like trying to pick somebody else a girlfriend. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Period.
Arguing about body kits versus stock...wing-or-no-wing versus functionality is a waste of time. Kind of like trying to pick somebody else a girlfriend. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Period.
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Mmmm Wankel Juice
Alot of things that are on vehicles are purely aesthetic. I'm not a big fan of wings either; however, I am a huge fan of personality. Every car I modify and every car that I see modified, makes me smile. It shows the owners individuality. I'm glad that my car doesn't look like anyone elses. I'm sure the owner of that car feels the same way.
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paints cool, wing's gay, rims suck. Other than that it's a pretty nice car. Now that blue FB about 5 posts up, thats one of the coolest lookin one out there. Those rims are awesome.
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Originally Posted by stilettoman
I have a couple of degrees in Aeronautical Engineering, and several friends who are expert aerodynamicists. They all agree with me that spoilers on street cars are useless gimmicks, made for sale to ignorant yuppies and teenagers. Unless you plan to spend a lot of time at speeds well in excess of 100 mph, a spoiler will have no benefit whatsoever. The rest of the body looks nice, but why not just buy a 944 - they are cheap enough now. Somebody put a huge amount of labor into that body. I would know, I have been there, done that.
As for keeping the look of the 80s in the RX-7, I went the other way, trying for the 60s Italian look, with chrome bumpers, etc. And it is all Mazda parts. Some of you may have seen my red convertible, shown on the third page of this site:
http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/646433/3
As for keeping the look of the 80s in the RX-7, I went the other way, trying for the 60s Italian look, with chrome bumpers, etc. And it is all Mazda parts. Some of you may have seen my red convertible, shown on the third page of this site:
http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/646433/3
Stilettoman, both your 60s look with chrome bumpers and the 80's look purple car look good to me, in their personal appeal.
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