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It maybe a wanna-be Ferrari, but it does not nail it. If you hate having a Corvette that looks unique, I guess this is one way to do it. Probably for the price of this kit and a Corvette, you could get a used Ferrari. It may cost more to keep it running, but at least people would not be saying “There is that idiot in that fake Ferrari”.
Strangely enough, nobody has ever offered a Kit to make a Ferrari look like a Corvette…
so what’s the problem, isn’t immitation the sincerest form of flatery?
At least it’s not a Daytona Spider kit…
Looks better than the California.
It’s not a Factory Five Cobra kit, that’s for sure…
John R :
November 3rd, 2008 at 2:23 pm
Looks better than the California.
I agreed until I google’d the car and saw the back end…
Areitu
exactly, rear end, eeeeeeeeek.