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due to its mile deep black paint and the stance. For once, it didn't have too much stuff on it but I wondered what it would look like with some modifications. So, I did several edits and offer these three for your viewing pleasure.
As found:
Cleaned up the background, removed the heavy duty trailer hitch and gave it some pipes:
Made the taillights less visible, turned it to a 2 door wagon and gave it different pipes:
Overall, a nasty looking car that lends itself to modification better than many full size cars.
Does and one iteration appeal more than another?
Enjoy!
The painted bumpers detract in a very big way for me I'm afraid. This is one car I definitely prefer stock.
First off, GREAT looking wagon! My take; I like the two-door version without the hitch but with the taillights & exhaust tips of the second pic (1st edit).
@perrone1 As most know, I prefer cars in stock condition. Since this car was modified already, I'm going with Tony's suggestions.
@jack-dodds: Usually don't appreciate the mono-color cars either, Bob, but believe it contributes to the rather sinister look of this car. Thanks for commenting.


