iForged Widebody Porsche 911
01-31-2005, 09:55 AM
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amasing work, i think i have all the photos u posted on 6speed saved to my comp, now i can use these for wallpaper. 
how often do you drive that beast, or is it just a trailer queen now?
how often do you drive that beast, or is it just a trailer queen now?
01-31-2005, 02:14 PM
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Originally Posted by bobporsche996
looks great, but why one question.. any reason you didn't go for the widebody rear lights? from the rear, those narrow body lights look really small, compared to the rest of the car.. which is huge.. heh..
01-31-2005, 03:05 PM
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Well, don't quite see the point making a 'neon & rice' 911, but have to agree the workmanship is pretty special. Not my thing, but that's the great thing about freedom of choice! Ok, I concede, I really like the colour!!
01-31-2005, 07:22 PM
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amir,
the c4s/tt has different rear lights than the narrow body.. bit bigger in length and width.. i figured he pretty much did everything else to the rear, why not add the newer lights if you're gonna redoo everything and make it look like a twin turbo/c4s.. from the back one can clearly tell it's a narrow body.. and for that much money spent, i'd personally want mine to look like the latter variation :>
the c4s/tt has different rear lights than the narrow body.. bit bigger in length and width.. i figured he pretty much did everything else to the rear, why not add the newer lights if you're gonna redoo everything and make it look like a twin turbo/c4s.. from the back one can clearly tell it's a narrow body.. and for that much money spent, i'd personally want mine to look like the latter variation :>
01-31-2005, 08:03 PM
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Vince the car is getting better and better looking every time I see it.
Love the combination of blue and black suede interior.
Now I think it is time for you to enjoy that car little bit.
Love the combination of blue and black suede interior.
Now I think it is time for you to enjoy that car little bit.
02-01-2005, 02:02 AM
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Originally Posted by aben8057
Awesome piece of art.
btw....I am assuming the pillar pod is custom as the whole car is, can you confirm
btw....I am assuming the pillar pod is custom as the whole car is, can you confirm
Thanks for all the compliments. Yes the A-pillar and the center console are custom made pieces. No one make an a-pillar guage pod for the 996, so I had to fabricate one. Regarding the comment on the taillights, I built this car to be a 996 C2, not a turbo look a like. I wanted to keep the small taillights in the rear. The car is actually 6" wider than a Turbo or C4s.
02-01-2005, 03:01 AM
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Originally Posted by bobporsche996
amir,
the c4s/tt has different rear lights than the narrow body.. bit bigger in length and width.. i figured he pretty much did everything else to the rear, why not add the newer lights if you're gonna redoo everything and make it look like a twin turbo/c4s.. from the back one can clearly tell it's a narrow body.. and for that much money spent, i'd personally want mine to look like the latter variation :>
the c4s/tt has different rear lights than the narrow body.. bit bigger in length and width.. i figured he pretty much did everything else to the rear, why not add the newer lights if you're gonna redoo everything and make it look like a twin turbo/c4s.. from the back one can clearly tell it's a narrow body.. and for that much money spent, i'd personally want mine to look like the latter variation :>
