Tommy Z Designs Chrysler 300 at SEMA!
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Tommy Z Designs Chrysler 300 at SEMA!
Tommy Z Designs Chrysler 300 at SEMA
Tommy Z Designs is showing this impressive new take on his Chrysler 300C styling package. While he’s been adding his subtle restyling touches to 300s with molded composite pieces since earlier this year, a close look at the silver on silver example reveals that the body kit is fabricated out of brushed stainless steel!
It’s beautifully done, and for this car, it works very well.
-Matt-
Tommy Z Designs is showing this impressive new take on his Chrysler 300C styling package. While he’s been adding his subtle restyling touches to 300s with molded composite pieces since earlier this year, a close look at the silver on silver example reveals that the body kit is fabricated out of brushed stainless steel!
It’s beautifully done, and for this car, it works very well.
-Matt-
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11-04-2005, 11:50 AM
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Very clean and very sharp looking car. I like the color and I also like the way the front grill is inset into the front rather then even with the rest of it.
The polished steel body kit is alright, but it doesnt look out of place which is good. The rims are a good choice for this car, but I could have went with something different.
The only complaint about this car is the exhaust.....not only does it look like sh*t.....but a dual exhaust would have set this car off better anyhow....maybe a Cuda like exhaust....with the rear bumper having the exhaust stick out of it barely...
The polished steel body kit is alright, but it doesnt look out of place which is good. The rims are a good choice for this car, but I could have went with something different.
The only complaint about this car is the exhaust.....not only does it look like sh*t.....but a dual exhaust would have set this car off better anyhow....maybe a Cuda like exhaust....with the rear bumper having the exhaust stick out of it barely...
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RE: Tommy Z Designs Chrysler 300 at SEMA!
1 more from SEMA. I love this grill and the two tone isn't bad either.
This two-tone Bentleyesque 2006 Chrysler 300 Hemi C (base price $33,425) is among about 300 vehicles now on display at the annual Seattle International Auto Show presented by State Farm. Next to it is a 2006 Chrysler Pacifica all-wheel drive.
-Matt-
This two-tone Bentleyesque 2006 Chrysler 300 Hemi C (base price $33,425) is among about 300 vehicles now on display at the annual Seattle International Auto Show presented by State Farm. Next to it is a 2006 Chrysler Pacifica all-wheel drive.
-Matt-
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11-05-2005, 08:35 AM
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Tommy Z Designs Chrysler 300 at SEMA
Tommy Z Designs Chrysler 300 at SEMA
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1 more from SEMA. I love this grill and the two tone isn't bad either.
1 more from SEMA. I love this grill and the two tone isn't bad either.
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RE: Tommy Z Designs Chrysler 300 at SEMA!
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Tommy Z Designs Chrysler 300 at SEMA
Tommy Z Designs is showing this impressive new take on his Chrysler 300C styling package. While he’s been adding his subtle restyling touches to 300s with molded composite pieces since earlier this year, a close look at the silver on silver example reveals that the body kit is fabricated out of brushed stainless steel!
It’s beautifully done, and for this car, it works very well.
-Matt-
Tommy Z Designs Chrysler 300 at SEMA
Tommy Z Designs is showing this impressive new take on his Chrysler 300C styling package. While he’s been adding his subtle restyling touches to 300s with molded composite pieces since earlier this year, a close look at the silver on silver example reveals that the body kit is fabricated out of brushed stainless steel!
It’s beautifully done, and for this car, it works very well.
-Matt-