The guys at Butler Tire released photos of one of their latest projects. This new Bentley Continental GT is sitting on Savini SV31c Wheels.
Looks GREAT!!!
Bernie's Favorite: Forgiato Shows off a Wide Bodied Maserati
I never realized how much better a widebodied Maserati looks than a factory one. Anyway, the hosts of the upcoming Forgiatofest (Forgiato Wheels) released photos of a Maserati Quattroporte wearing Forgiato's Rasoio Wheels.
P.S. You know this years' Forgiatofest is going to be crazy. They moved up the date to early April (Spring break), still in Miami. But I won't be there because instead of heading south, I'm going back home for the New York Auto Show (FINALLY!!!). But this Quattroporte is looking mighty good.
Snooki SELLS her Cadillac Escalade.
After having this truck for a year, Snooki parted ways with her head turning 2011 Cadillac Escalade EXT. She wasn't driving it, so she decided to sell it on Ebay. The Escalade only had 6,300 miles and was two years old. Plus it was customized to be very "Snookified" and she even signed it.
I'm not gonna lie, I wasn't a fan of the snakeskin vinyl/hot pink trim combo. But who ever did it did a great job on the customizations. She kept it in great condition, although I would have went one size bigger on the wheels. I do have two questions... Did the winner receive the cheetah floor mats? And why did she signed the hood, as opposed to the dashboard? The signature could be preserved unless you unwrap the car and save that section of the wrap. Then again, how many people can say that they own a piece of pop culture history.
The Army Green Ferrari 458 Spider that's like no other.
One of Platinum's biggest projects of 2013 so far happened to be a Ferrari 458 Spider. The owner walked in to Platinum Motorsport, and stated that he wanted his recently purchased Ferrari customized because he felt it was "too ordinary". The owner made it sound like he was driving an Ford F-150 and living in the South. Even though it broke their hearts that they had to WRAP the car and dealt with some "blood, sweat, and tears", Platinum took it from exotic to a one of a kind exotic.
So they wrapped the car, and the client didn't like it. PM tried to warn him, but he ignored it. After the unwrapping is over, they had to start allllllll over again, but the positive aspect is that the client gave PM free reign to do whatever they want. Keep going...
All that vinyl....
Almost done...
Didn't like the original wheels so they changed them...
Not bad, but how many people can say that they had creative control of the customization of a Ferrari 458 Spider? Go ahead, I'll wait while you figure it out...
But let's be real, that client didn't have the slightest clue of what he wanted.
