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Sorry, but I personally think it looks FUGLY.

Would be a whole lot nicer if the width continued right through the length of the body, but it just looks like add on bumps.

Cheers, D

I agree the that car does look a bit fugly but the wide guard DR has potential.

The Ultmate DR

Full roll cage

custom carbon fibre kit

Custom FJ24ET (ala OS GIKEN with low comp pistons), custom manifolds, intercooler etc.

R32 or 33 based front and rear suspension, maybe even 350Z/V35.

I know the above completely insane, but I would love see a hard core DR30 "silhouette style" DR30.

One that looks a bit less carton the Tomica R30

(with FJ based engine).

Dreamin

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