The fifth generation Toyota Hiace is quite a boxy looking vehicle. Foiling cars in real life is quite common these days, so I did just that. Looks interesting, doesn’t it? It was then dropped over a set of deep dish steel wheels and a couple of chromed exhaust tips have been added. Oh, by the way: in South Africa this vehicle is called Toyota Quantum.
What if? Citroën could have built this more muscular version of the SM coupé. With a Maserati engine already aboard, even rear wheel drive could have been an option -but they never even considered it. Therefore you just look at this picture and add everything else with your imagination.
Green really isn’t my favorite color. A high ride height on a roadcar isn’t as well. Altering some of the pixels in the original picture brought me to the nice SAAB 9³ you see here. Wheels have been borrowed from a Mercedes-Benz CLK AMG Black Series.
Most of you might have never heard of the 1940 Coachcraft Roadster. Well… I actually found out about it not even two years ago. Despite the short wheelbase, this little roadster doesn’t really need many modifications to look even nicer than in standard trim. Compare it to the original here.
Just for fun I opted to chop a historic black and white picture of a GMC T-40 truck. Old school hot rodding!