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What do u ppl think about making the galant four door into a two door? Let me know, Thanks.
you should do it.
:-? no
definitely not!
didnt someone make a photoshop of that???? it will be different.
n3oAcid24 = 01' Galant I4
Try it, it wont hurt (just your wallet)
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Originally Posted by polishmafia
is that a clown car???????? hahahahaha. jk...
n3oAcid24 = 01' Galant I4
A sloppy photoshop of my G.
isnt it Danj G?
n3oAcid24 = 01' Galant I4
yes... if you have deep pockets go ahead have fun
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give it try. but I would try lambo doors first!
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yes and his PS was much better than this one.
while ur at it... why not go pick up on it!!!
A while back there were picks of someone halfway done with this mod. They had the rear doors welded shut and were filling in the gaps. They also had some lambo doors up front.
The only downside I could see, are those damn huge back windows. Also what todo on the interior with the rear doors.
i asked on here about a galant i saw back in 99 doing it, but nobody knew of it. the only prob would be that you can never remove the rear door panel anymore, so if you break a glass your pretty much screwed. the only benefit of skinning your doors would be to make your widebody flow better and easier.
Well anything can be done with enough money and to make it look good itll take a lot. If you were to be able to shorten the length of the car as well as get a different size/shape custom door it would look ok. I think the hardest part is getting the lines to flow as a coupe given the length of the car.
Lo§'s 99 GTZ
Why not just extend the front door so that it stops at the mid point of the back door? Thats how most 2 door coupes are. That would be a ton more work tho. lol.
I dont know that pick-up looks hot, I'd rather have that.
it's a waste of money and time....
do it.
-Pedro
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