FD 4 seater Conversion! Check this out..
FD 4 seater Conversion! Check this out..
Check out this very unique fd conversion like ive found... in my opinion its not the greatest looking car. It looks like one of those 4 seater z3 coupes in my opinion... but they did a very nice job though. Btw, I believe its a 4 seater, you can see in the rear picture what looks to be the back of a rear bench seat, if the extended rear cab is there for another reason and you know, please correct me. I do not know if this has been posted before, but check it out.
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I LIKE IT... I dont care what you think. Go ahead take your shots. I'm always ready.
I need room for stuff and I know I am not the only one. ...anyone else like? ...anyone?
I dont think it would add that much weight either, even so it puts it on the rear wheels.
I need room for stuff and I know I am not the only one. ...anyone else like? ...anyone?
I dont think it would add that much weight either, even so it puts it on the rear wheels.
You guys will react to anything.
The hatch is a replacement aftermarket hatch in Japan ... it's a Wangan gate. It serves to stabilize the car at extremely high straightaway speeds, though on this car it doesn't appear to serve any purpose other than added room since it appears very stock.
The back seat you are talking about is a common option on FDs in Japan ... it goes in place of our storage bin structure and B/C pillar and isn't functional for holding anything more than one of those cube-shaped watermelons they grow over there.
I think it's strange that the legendary back seat dealer Jesse Lau didn't say all of this before me. Say hi to Sean Kirby for me when you see him, Jesse.
Oh and I have a dream that one day Americans will stop refering to the car as "FD3" and start using "FD3S" as it's supposed to be. It's not the plural form, the chasis code is "FD3S" ... "Eff-Dee-Three-Ess", not "Eff-Dee-Threes." I'm not an **** person, but good lord it's everywhere and I just don't get it.
The hatch is a replacement aftermarket hatch in Japan ... it's a Wangan gate. It serves to stabilize the car at extremely high straightaway speeds, though on this car it doesn't appear to serve any purpose other than added room since it appears very stock.
The back seat you are talking about is a common option on FDs in Japan ... it goes in place of our storage bin structure and B/C pillar and isn't functional for holding anything more than one of those cube-shaped watermelons they grow over there.
I think it's strange that the legendary back seat dealer Jesse Lau didn't say all of this before me. Say hi to Sean Kirby for me when you see him, Jesse.
Oh and I have a dream that one day Americans will stop refering to the car as "FD3" and start using "FD3S" as it's supposed to be. It's not the plural form, the chasis code is "FD3S" ... "Eff-Dee-Three-Ess", not "Eff-Dee-Threes." I'm not an **** person, but good lord it's everywhere and I just don't get it.






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