RAZZI Ground Effects, located just north of Atlanta, is in the final design stages of a Caliber Ground Effects package. We are looking for an owner who would like to work with us in the completion of the project. That lucky owner will be given a painted and installed package that will be photographed and used in RAZZI's advertising and marketing materials. Please contact Blair@razzi.com for further information. For those not familiar with RAZZI please visit www.RAZZI.com for a complete listing and history of the oldest, largest, nad most respected Ground Effects manufacturer in the industry!

 

What if you live a few states away?

 

or 13.............

 

I live in atlanta and own a silver Caliber SXT..... I may be interested.

 

...maybe.. some picture or "virtual"... of the Bodykit.. would be easier to get that "lucky" owner?

fLAVIO

 

lol
do they come to germany?

 

I am willing to represent in Fort Worth Texas Area

 

I was considering this since I live near by, but from checking out their website their kits looked a little extreme for my taste. Still they do have some cool looking cars. If I could see some design Ideas that might change my mind.

 

Yeh, it would be nice to have more than a single appearance from these people about this and possible future Caliber body kits.....

 

Wow.... Is all I can say....I went to check out the RAZZI shop and those guys are really first rate. They put the kit onto my car so I could check it out before I commited to letting them use it and it looked awesome. Not only that but Blair and Tom (VP, and Owner) are really some top notch guys. I have to say I was a little skeptikal at first but they gave me a tour of the plant where they manufacture everything and it was really first class all the way. As soon as I get the kit put on and they take the pictures for their brochure I will put some up on here for all to see. Honestly this kit looks better than the SRT. I can't wait for the process to be completed. Every piece of their kit wraps around the car like a glove. They even had side scoups to put on the back windows. It's gonna be tough to sleep at night waiting on this to come together.

Jongunz