someone totally f'd up a perfectly good honda

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2003-accord-acura-tl-widebody-suicide-doors-20-rim-air_W0QQitemZ160044786823QQihZ006QQcategoryZ6254QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

yes it is a honda accord coupe I4........


damn, what a total slam on a perfectly good accord.......

I kinda like it myself,,shows alot of potential..more than you see on alot of the forums on the net...
WheelBrokerAng

Each to their own. He/she has obviously spent a lot of time and money on it, but it is NOT for me.

You know what happens when you crack open the traditional door while the car is moving.

I wonder what happens when you do that with these "suicide" doors? Could be a very surprising outcome, to say the least.

For the sake of the seller, I hope that driver's door in the photo is not fully open.

that body work isn't as good as you all think it is... you need to check out the rest of the pictures where he shows what is wrong with the car.......

wow....why couldnt he just get a acura so he dont have to spend that much money to try and make it look like one.and keep the money to fix up the acura instead? hmmmm.. looks good from the front but not the back..lol

looks ugly 2 me. Is it just me or is that car not been painted. Looks like black primer.
PS even if had a TL he'd just do something stupid like his did with this Accord and make is look like ,,,, oh i dont know ,,,, John Deer tractor

looks horrible...the 20's make the car look like a truck

At least he made it different. I just dont understand how people like the primer look...blah.

The front isn't bad but the wheel set back in the wheel well in the back of the car doesn't look the way I like it. But you know to each his own. That's what modding a car is all about.

probably goes through tires every few months..... waaaaaaay too much camber in the rear....... it has to be just a show car.... but the turning must be only 5 degrees before it rubs

there is a picture in that e-bay listing that shows one of the wheel fenders totoally tore up from the wheel

Three days to go on the auction and the bidding isn't even over $3000.

I say the car won't go over $8K by the end of the auction.

Since this a no-reserve auction, if the bidding doesn't get much higher, I'll be looking for some very new, zero-feedback "bidders" to jump in and "buy" the car at the last minute.

Frankly, if I could not sell the car immediately, I would not even accept it as a gift. More trouble than it's worth.