Liberty Walk Body kit

ugh

 

Yikes!!!

 

No thanks

 

Pass the sick bucket please !

 

A bargain price would be paying someone an enormous amount of money to put that on their car.....actually you would have to offer me a free car to do that....

 

it's the exposed rivets & tack-on look that makes it truly appealing

 

My thoughts exactly. The "design engineer" seems to believe that form follows function...... Or it this case neither of the two......

 

Really ?? The wider track probably has a function, at least Michelotto seems to feel that way. Because I do think there's some 458 Gt3 in it.

It would already improve massively if it was painted in Rosso Corsa and with Gt3 wheels instead of the silly tuner wheels. Add the Gt3 rear wing and heee
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Looks nice and raceyy

 

droool

 

I have to ask. Are you saying that the pictures accurately depict the end product, i.e. visible rivets? Before anyone can even look at the "flow" their eyes and criticism go immediately to what appears to be a "tacked" on set of body parts. I have no idea what you are offering except the above. Is there something I am missing because if not, and say this with respect, you are in the wrong business. Best

 

I am not a fan, especially after having seen the kit on an Italia a while back at the Ferrari
60th Anniversary event in Beverly Hills.

Having said this, to each his own: some like the look of the LW body kit, and if you do this is a good opportunity to get a kit for a better price.

 

How has Marmist not commented on this yet ... ?


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I like it, I love the extreme looks, racing-like.

 

I saw the blue one at SEMA - it was kinda cool but you have to have a MASSIVE pair of balls to do that to an italia

 

Or just be utterly derived of any kind of good taste and common sense.

 

^ This is the correct answer.

 

I'll take it if you ship the girls with it

 

Must be a ton of them out there cause someone is buying them

 

I saw it in person at SEMA, and it's even uglier in person than in photographs. Good luck selling it once you've bastardized it. Although I'm sure after about 10 years of brutal depreciation you'll find some ricer kid who'll want it.