Reply to "Custom Pantera at PI Motorsports"

quickittyMember

Not a total loss
I agree that the lambo lines on the nose does not do the car justice. I think something good could come from the pointier hood and reworking the nose from there.
I like the side scoops on the rockers and the wide body mods.
Don't shoot me, but I actually like the Shelby tail lights. I would loose the Isis logo and the bumpers. Smooth out the tail and I like the exhaust screens but probably work them a little higher into the tail of the car.
Everybody has their own "line in the sand". I have never felt bad about cutting into a rusty or wrecked car and doing what ever mods I wanted. If the car is clean, for me, that is a guilt that is hard to shake. Still feel bad about a 65 Corvair that I cut into when I was 18.

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