Yes it is. Some of its best points are: 1) Has enough ground clearance to be driveable. 2) Uses Ford style hood scoop on a Ford. 3) Has door handles. Big plus. Someones gotta tell customizers that having handles looks every bit as good (if not better) as not having door handles. 4) This may be the only car that I have ever seen where the custom interior actually looks better than a stock interior. 5) Although the wheels are still too big, and the tires have too low of a profile, they fall within the parameters of acceptability. 6) Appears to have a manual transmission. Automatic transmissions and performance are mutually exclusive, even if the car would be faster with an automatic. 7) Has license plates. That means that it is probably actually driven on public streets and highways.
Good Guys Street Machine of the Year for 2016. Debuted at SEMA in 2015 with a Mother's Shine Award win. Owners" Tim and CiCi Spencer, some of the work done by Detroit Speed, finished by Goolsby Customs.
It was a pleasure meeting you at SEMA and hope you had a chance to check out my website at www.pdxcarculture.com and subsequent FB page.
Yes it is. Some of its best points are:
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2) Uses Ford style hood scoop on a Ford.
3) Has door handles. Big plus. Someones gotta tell customizers that having handles looks every bit as good (if not better) as not having door handles.
4) This may be the only car that I have ever seen where the custom interior actually looks better than a stock interior.
5) Although the wheels are still too big, and the tires have too low of a profile, they fall within the parameters of acceptability.
6) Appears to have a manual transmission. Automatic transmissions and performance are mutually exclusive, even if the car would be faster with an automatic.
7) Has license plates. That means that it is probably actually driven on public streets and highways.
Good Guys Street Machine of the Year for 2016. Debuted at SEMA in 2015 with a Mother's Shine Award win. Owners" Tim and CiCi Spencer, some of the work done by Detroit Speed, finished by Goolsby Customs.
ReplyDeleteIt was a pleasure meeting you at SEMA and hope you had a chance to check out my website at www.pdxcarculture.com and subsequent FB page.