Awesome
- Thread starter enoz05
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Ok, I’ll say it... just another SEMA built car, all show no go.
It will be “ awesome “ when I see it running down the road, with a hood on it but then there will be holes in the hood. Awesome?
Just my Sunday morning thoughts.
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It will be “ awesome “ when I see it running down the road, with a hood on it but then there will be holes in the hood. Awesome?
Just my Sunday morning thoughts.
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Love the color. Would love to see it finished
Barry,
As someone with an unconventional coupe I would think that you would be a bit more open minded. The owner/builder of this coupe is a member here. I have zero doubt based on his comments here that the car will have more “go” than 99% of the cars on this forum. He also built a hoodless 350hp Datsun. I think I spy the same powder blue engine bay:
http://www.speedhunters.com/2013/10/the-pursuit-of-happiness-a-datsun-roadster-with-a-turbo-twist/
The car isn’t my cup if tea but I appreciate the avante garde detils.
LOVE IT.
Gorgeous car!
Ed
Gorgeous car!
Ed
jmackro
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Forgive my ignorance, but what is a "SEMA built car"?
With all the custom bodywork touches, it seems odd that the front parking light cut-outs were duplicated in the flares but left unfinished.
With all the custom bodywork touches, it seems odd that the front parking light cut-outs were duplicated in the flares but left unfinished.
SEMA = Specialty Equipment Market Association https://www.semashow.com/
Massive trade show where aftermarket suppliers and car builders show off their latest wares and project cars. A "SEMA built car" would show off the best a shop can offer, typically over-the-top, outlandish builds displaying the best paint and mechanical attributes one can put into a car.
I would have to agree that the front marker lights should have been filled, or deleted on that car. But I still think it's cool
Massive trade show where aftermarket suppliers and car builders show off their latest wares and project cars. A "SEMA built car" would show off the best a shop can offer, typically over-the-top, outlandish builds displaying the best paint and mechanical attributes one can put into a car.
I would have to agree that the front marker lights should have been filled, or deleted on that car. But I still think it's cool