The Spoon fenders he has on that car (At least I think they are spoon but could be J's?) come with bumper extensions which I also dislike the look of but it aleast look better than nothing. If the fenders are J's fenders the front bumper extensions would not work with the spoon front due to their design so maybe that why there isn't anything there but it does just look lazy and unfinished to me. He should just buy a j's front and give me that spoon bumper

 

Those are the J's fenders and they do have that piece that mounts to the bumper available to properly transition to the wider fender. It's fiberglass so it could he modified to the contours of the Spoon front end.

It looks like he sold the car so well never get to see it any different than it was in those pictures anyway.

 

This is the same car, different fenders and wheels. Most of the parallel shots make the wheels in this one almost hypnotizing!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pekt12ufsFI

I really liked that car until seeing it with the J's fenders though. That mismatch looks so bad to me. Rest of the car is pretty dope. Kinda killed the video for me though.

 

I'm impressed with the way the first video was shot. Very clean and almost dare I say it inspiring. I get that style of S2000 as I've seen in the Bay Area quite often.

 

I prefer that yellow one, even with its crazy wheels.

 

Cool video - makes me want to run outside and hop in the car! Fail on that steering wheel though, totally ghetto...

 

oh lord
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/evl/cto/4122268070.html

 

oh lord
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/evl/cto/4122268070.html

 

While I may not agree with the guys taste, or choice of colors, that's actually not too bad. Everything seems to be attached properly, in good condition, and is rather clean outside. Overall, not too bad. I wouldn't spend $3500 on it, but someone might. Could be worse.

 

I love that the exterior looks clean but the engine bay is filthy. I bet the car get waxed and washed daily but never gets any maintenance.