Somebody rescue this firehawk on AT
06-12-2010, 08:19 AM
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Is this car from the game Warcraft? It looks like someone used their online (fantasy) money to paint it. It is an extremely low mileage car. It's probably worth the money being it's a vert. Too bad the paint scheme is so middle earth.
06-13-2010, 09:19 AM
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I know its overboard, but its a real show car, and is very clean, for what they did the asking price isn't too bad, not my cup of tea but if you had to pay for all of that the cost would be double to triple what their asking. And the car supposedly only has under 5k miles.
That is one of the ugliest cars i have ever seen!! Too bad money can't buy taste! 
What a flamer!
06-13-2010, 08:15 PM
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I love WS-6s, Firehawks and all Trans Ams for that matter, but that is a lot overboard for me. To each there own, but it sure cuts down on the purchasing audience in my opinion. I can't believe you would do that to such a rare limited edition car. Modding is one thing, but that is gaudy...
06-15-2010, 05:40 PM
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Very gaudy. I don't like or dislike the paint job (not usually a fan of red cars, so it's hard to like it just because of that), but I hate the interior. The airbrushed stuff is so personalized that it really limits the buyers on the car. But what really gets me is just how bad silver paint, graphite leather/vinyl, and nasty ostrich spotty stuff looks with red paint and yellow flames.
Too many colors, nasty pattern on the seats, and bad color choices.
Too many colors, nasty pattern on the seats, and bad color choices.
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06-24-2010, 02:54 PM
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some of the stuf inside is OK (a bit over done) but the flames on the out side are not in the least bit good. they are way to streaky and harsh. real flames are much smoother. It takes alot of guts to go that big, but no thanks. sorry to sound so harsh our air brush guy can lay down some awesome real flame (so I am picky) 
