Zero Inspired FR-S Looks… Interesting?
Back in World War II, the Japanese Zero fighter plane was considered one of the most deadly airplanes to roam the skies. It struck fear in the hearts of sailors and airmen alike. And though this Zero inspired FR-S is far less dangerous, it’s still rather scary looking.
As you can see, this FR-S has been highly customized with parts from the aftermarket community. It features a GReddy wide body kit, retro wheels, side-view mirrors relocated to the hood, and, of course, the Nisshoki (sun-mark flag). Additionally, as you can see in the video below, the interior of the car has been extensively modified, and corresponds to the exterior’s color scheme as well.
As for the suspension, the tightly sprung stock units have been replaced with air ride to allow the car to get aggressively low when parked. From the exhaust note, the engine doesn’t sound like it’s had that much work done to it.
So what do you guys think? Is this something you’d all rock, or is it just heinous?
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via [rtcmanga]