The wide body yes. The brick wall grill? No.I certainly wouldn't say no to a GT500 with Rocket influences, especially in terms of the way the wide body is beautifully integrated, rather than the bolt-on jobs seen on far too many cars at SEMA.
I'm still intrigued by the camo'd S550 your partner saw in LA a few months back though. I can't believe it hasn't been seen since!
Much better. But the bottom one still looks just like the original and the second one is just an amalgam with the rousch complete with the fogs in the wrong location.Agreed. I think the grille is too much. Looks much nicer in these Photoshops
LMAO YES looks like a cheap body kit:shrug: and it's ugly on top on thatwas this not the eleanor ?
you like those heavy ugly wheels ?I want everything about the rocket...except to nose...thats awful. The rest is gorgeous.
I certainly wouldn't say no to a GT500 with Rocket influences, especially in terms of the way the wide body is beautifully integrated, rather than the bolt-on jobs seen on far too many cars at SEMA.
I'm still intrigued by the camo'd S550 your partner saw in LA a few months back though. I can't believe it hasn't been seen since!
ForceGT? That looks australian, engine bay doesnt even look like a mustang.
Yes, that's what good Australian engineering can do, from the factory direct.
Looks pretty good!Yes, that's what good Australian engineering can do, from the factory direct.
And what did the morons at the factory do???? Cease production of all Aussie built cars:frusty:
^^It didn't get a lot of love when released, but this GAS/Fisker Rocket is sooooo close to what I'd want a GT500/KR to look like. Henrik even confirmed the '68 GT500 was the inspiration.
OK, I'd change the grille and wheels, but EVERYTHING else can stay