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Its looks like a custom wide body kit that somebody riveted on.

2x panels rivited.

Those rims look nice reminds me of the trd ones.

Man thats hot !. I think its one of those things you hate it or love it. And i love it tho i would have different rims, jdm tails and a tint job done! It looks so drift spec. The Matte Black colour is amazing !!!

yea... it's wide body ad-on... and... looks interesting... for a first sight. I wish I knew it's custom or not

Given the way the rivets are countersunk, looks to me like the kit is designed to be smoothed/shaved at the edges to blend into original bodywork, but the owner thought it would look better/unique as body armour.

This post has been edited by BloodyStupidDavey: Jan 14, 2009 - 8:30 AM

yeah, that paint allong with the exposed rivets gives it a very rugged look. Its very original, but not my cup of tea.

I like it but would look better if the rivets were smoothed over

Probably similar to this Reds Modified Wide Body Celica

I like parts of it, but not other parts. I like the color and the rear bumper, but I'm not liking the wide body. Just my opinion.

looks pretty dope! i like the uniqueness of the car.

Satin Black looks better than i thought it would on a 6GC....

Sex on four wheels.

Im with Richee but I dont like how the door look sunk in cause of how the fenders pop out, but it is unique and cool

I actually really like how the doors and the rear look, I like how it kind of "swoops" together. I'm not a fan of the front fenders though, I think they detract from the lines of the front end as a whole. I've always thought that something like the front fenders of the RX-8 would look pretty cool on a Celica. Maybe not quite as extreme as the RX-8, but that general flared fender look. Maybe somewhere between a BMW's front fenders (for the flare, not talking about the vented Z3 fenders) and the RX-8

He should of molded it to his car would look much nicer and fix that front bumper/hood gap.

I personally like it. It just makes me wonder (and it's not just this body kit but all molded-on kits) how do you replace for example busted light?
Don't you have to remove bumper to actually get to a headlamp?

that's just it.. most people who mold their fenders to their bumper do it to their show cars only.. but some have done it to their daily drivers. there's really no benefit to it except for a more smoother, cleaner look.

second this notion