Re: Russianred's 1999 Wings West Accord Sedan! *NO 56K*
Tonylatin - You just said that my accord looks like every single one out there, three times. I gotcha the first time you said it. It is the style I choose:
Clean, Simple, Performance.
For the record though, let me argue against your opinion - my car may look [almost] like every other clean sedan on this
site, considering those that have the wings west lip kits, but I assure you it does
not look like every other accord "out there"... Until I came to this site I hadn't even seen one with a lip kit, just sh*tty bumper kits that are cracked, poorly painted, and sh*t-fitted. So if you say it looks like every other accord, then what is your frame of reference? Because every other Accord
I see driving around in my area is a bone stock grandma car, or a riced out gangster-wannabe.
Now
my opinion:
What I have to say about your car is that you have way too much going on. Those canards must not have been worth the price of getting them broken on a rough transition. Lambo doors are played out, even lambos don't have them. Stickers belong in Fast & Furious. Good luck with your project dude! Well, at least you're DEP
/opinion.
Please don't post in this thread again to state your opinion, as you have already expressed it three times. If you notice, I expressed disagreement with your style in your thread as well, but I stated my preference kindly, and only
once. Just keep to yourself from now on, thanks!
I must say that my car is cosmetically complete from here on out, and this look will stay with it until the end! On to other aspects of this wonderful machine.. Everybody else, thank you for the comments, and I got more surprises coming..
so how did you manage to go up your driveway? LOL!
I just park it in garage in my parents' old house, there is no steep transition there. If I need to get up the steep other driveway though, I do it very slowly and very sideways
Sorry I didn't get a hold of you for that sideskirt, I did it late at night by myself, I couldn't wait!! Haha
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