Blackout angel eye BiX
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Me personally I wouldn't do it but I applaud you for doing something a bit controversial. We need to keep guys like you who think outside of the box, that are pioneers with their cars, have love and drive to make their cars their own.
With that being said, keep up the mods, we all love to see whether or not it's our personal taste or not!
With that being said, keep up the mods, we all love to see whether or not it's our personal taste or not!
Some of my mods (vented hood, 2-tone McLaren paint, angel eyes) are definitely controversial. I like them all cause they give the front of the coupe more "weight". The coupe is @$$-heavy and does have an odd side profile. With the paint, raised hood vent, and now attention grabbing halos, it directs the attention to the front.
I think its fun when I get stopped on the street by people that ask "what kinda car is that?" Maybe if I get a starless grill it'll really confuse people.
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c230 Kompressor Coupe
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2007 c230
nice work......... (was it hard to seperate the lensecover??)
i think it is best suited for a black car.....
i also wonder how body-matched colours would look (in regards to the chromed insert)... wish i still had my PPG paint connection....
-ese
ps- when i'd clear lights, id apply the silicone and then re-bake for 5 minutes (at 200°F) before firmly snapping the lensecover in place - assuring the silicone fills the gaps perfectly
i think it is best suited for a black car.....
i also wonder how body-matched colours would look (in regards to the chromed insert)... wish i still had my PPG paint connection....
-ese
ps- when i'd clear lights, id apply the silicone and then re-bake for 5 minutes (at 200°F) before firmly snapping the lensecover in place - assuring the silicone fills the gaps perfectly