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It took a long time, but now we have one again virtually tuned Vehicle created. This time the choice fell on the legendary Supra from Toyota, and especially on the series MK4. Who remembers, this is the model that Paul Walker also called Brian O'Conner in the first part of "The Fast and the Furious" drove. And we're a little bit of the opinion that Paul would definitely like our copy. But what exactly did we do? We took up an idea that the team at Corruptt builds showed the world public a good month ago. The tuner from Phoenix (Arizona / USA) is planning the project 1964 Corvette "Decepttion" to build a vehicle that combines the classic look from back then with a body kit from a current super sports car. Specifically, you want the Split window C2 Body components with the design of one Lamborghini miss. And that's exactly what we did!
Toyota Supra with Centenario kit!
Our virtually tuned Supra MK4 got a Body dress with design trains from Lamborghini Centenario. In other words, we have combined the sharp-edged and aggressive design features of the Lambo with the more rounded design language of the Supra MK4. And we think we managed to do that reasonably well, right?
In front, the Japanese shows himself with a mighty one Velvet front apron Splitter and both sides are large Trim installed. The curved ones then begin in the area of the flaps fender flaresthat to one Wide body kit belong of course. Then there was one bonnet with powerful air vents and fins on both sides and the Headlights in addition to carbonScheinwerferblenden nor the inlay including the daytime running light graphics of the Centenario headlights.
Widenings also in the rear area
Incidentally, our Supra is also similar to the side wall of the Italian with large ones air intakes stocked behind the doors. And then there are small details like that Door handles, the Mirrors or the massive ones sill Swords of the Centenario. Even with the wheelsetwhich, by the way, due to a Airride so fits perfectly and semi slicks raised, we were inspired by the design of the Centenario. The Alus wear the well-known one 5-spoke look, but we have a massive one for the Rundlingen Low bed donated and conspicuous on the front axle turbofans. And then there is the rear. Of course, we also had the Centenario in mind here. Because it comes from the Italian thoroughbred XXL diffuser and also the Sports exhaust system with its three central tailpipes we know from Bologna.
LED taillights and XXL wings
The tail lights Incidentally, the Supra also shines with the illuminated graphics of the Centenario and the task of essentially retaining the typical Supra rear wing was particularly complicated, but at the same time one modern touch to miss. And since the Centenario has an electronically retractable copy that is seamlessly integrated into the body, we had to come up with something. The result is one that is still connected to the tailgate wing, which has exchanged its rounded shape for a sharp-edged design. With small details like complete darkened windows, black Nameplates at the stern (in front in silver) and a "Is that a Supra ?!" Lettering on the windshield we have rounded off our virtual tuning. How do you like it? Would anyone dare to do a real renovation? We would be happy anyway. Have fun looking at the pictures and stay true to us!
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