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Recently updated on February 3, 2021 at 07:15 am
Far away from relatively real and easier to make vehicles like one Honda Civic Type R Coupe, Volvo Polestar S90 or one too Fiat 124 Abarth In contrast to X-Tomi Design, designer Khyzyl Saleem is more into crazy vehicles like one Tesla Model S wide body, 2017 Widebody Ford GT or even the hardcore Porsche 911 GT3! Now comes a no less fierce project but scarce 50 years older than the above and actually for the spectacular Hoonicorn Mustang by Ken Block would be the perfect successor. The latest model that was created on the "drawing board" (probably on the PC) by Khyzyl Saleem shows us a 1970 Ford F-Series with an extremely widebody kit in Liberty Walk style. Since this is a virtual rendering, we are of course not aware of any real technical facts about the vehicle or the changes. Fortunately, since the car was changed virtually, there is still something to write for me because I noticed a multitude of modifications. I would be happy to see the car like this or at least something like that on our streets. You too?
(Photos: Khyzyl Saleem)
These are the virtual changes to the 1970 Ford F-Series:
- sixth generation Ford F-Series
- Widebody kit from the Toyota AE86 (fender flares, huge frint spoiler, side skirts)
- Roll bar
- Sidepipe
- approx. 22 inch aluminum rims with black star & chrome-plated rim base
- extreme lowering
Maybe there will be more drawings in the next few days. As soon as this is the case, we will of course put it online and inform you about it.
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