After-market parts?

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I fancy having a go at fabricating my own design side scoops. I've always felt that not enougth thought and design has gone into creating a sexy italian inspired side scoop.
I know the originality and simplicity are some of the key features of the Pantera that have made it the car it is today. However, without creating a war with the vendors and owners, I do feel that there are not enougth trick after-market parts that would possibly make the cars more original than the next one.More carbon fibre parts, annodising, polishing etc... I know they are not hot-rods ! I have a Ducati 916 and there is a vendor that has created hundreds of exotic parts that makes just subtle changes without destroying the original look of the bike.
Don't hang me, everyone has an angle!

7/12/061:06 AM

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