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Hmmm, looking at it again, I think they should have done a full re-skin of the tailgate if they wanted any chance of the lights looking anything near to a factory job.

Overall, that's probably my biggest issue with the car, and I hate mods that look like an afterthought. The way they've just covered the standard Stagea lights and then kinda "thrown" the C10-style lights on over the top is the main thing that makes it look crapola...

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Looking at the comments after the article, it seems I'm not the only one who shares this view.

No you're not,The car's attractive, the lights just look kinda photoshopped,especially on the back,,side on, just looks like someone smuggled a stagea onto the back

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The front looks alright but the rear just looks like it's rushed

But Hanso is right, these two cars do go together

WTF. Do you mean they dont go together?

Sacrilidge(see dictionary for meaning). This thread should be destroyed and never spoken of again.

As stated before it is an insult to two great cars.

Anyone with eyeballs in their head would know this would not work.

Y30 Cima wagon conversion? I think so.

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How could they???

Just doesn't fit as imo. Sacrilege!

Here is a pic of my KGC10's nose and there is no way it is going anywhere....

I agree dude the KGC10 and P510 or two of my favorites. Has anyone checked this magazine or site out?

http://japanesenostalgiccar.com/index.cgi?section=magazine

Interesting. Old skool rides. One powerball... :P

Ive just noticed, nice refernce to Prince motor Company, in your username.

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