Custom Black Supra
 

Primer: n/a
Paint: Krylon Fusion - Gloss Black
Clear Coat: Plasti-cote Laquer Clear

Back:

Front:

Side w/ gold rims:

Black & silver rims:

Gold rims:

looks awsome...i love those black and silver rims..

Thanks, I used one of those silver paint pens to color the outside of the rim.

Same here, the black w/silver wheels has a more "quiet" look compared to the gold :) Also nice technique for the wheels, I did the same on one of my bit char-gs awhile ago.

RC 2NR,

where did you finally get your AWD?

Very Very clean - looks excellent.

Would have been my favorite Supra Xmod in existance had you left the body kit off :) The rims, both sets, are superb.

that hot

Well, a couple weeks ago, I checked online to see if the AWD was available at one of the two RS's. It said one of them had it in stock, as well as the bearings and light kit. So when I went there they said they didn't have any AWD's...new ones at least. It turns out they had a Civic display car that had it. So they let me take it apart (because the sales guy didn't know how :p ) and take the AWD out. I got it for $9.99 as well as some good lubricant.

BTW, I also got *new* bearings and light kit.

Oh yeah, thanks suprafreak33 and SuPrBuGmAn. I don't think the body kit looks that bad. :cool:

It doesn't look bad(the body kit). I can definately think of a million ways it could look worse(more, if I go down a few of the other threads in the Gallery section). Just not a fan of aftermarket, useless, cheap-looking asthetics.

However, you pulled it off better than most.

i like the look of the gold rims cause my dad had a black corvette with gold rims. it was sweet. but i cant decide which look better on your car. and by the way, i think the supra body kit enhances that car 100%.

Nice lookin supra, i like it either way (preferably with the black-polished lip rims tho :D ), pretty clean too.

Nice supra. looks alot like mine, its around here on the forum somewhere i got a new comp or i'd put up a pic

nice, very nice

finally another person using krylon fusion!