FTO AUSTRALIA

check out the fto in these pages. the best bit i think are the tail lamps. doesnt look too hard to make either

http://www.highmoorview.com/gallery/dis ... =45&pos=18

f**k yeah

nice tail lights omg..!!

wata f***k sick car omg

hm... hate to play devil's advocate; they bastardised it!

Its different, but not my cup of tea. I guess the back is Lotus inspired.

looks great

reminds me of the mcclaren F1 car (colour wise)...

the tail lights looks awesome too...

but i would hate to be driving behind or in front of that car if the sun was out, f****** wouldnt be able to see!!! to hell with people dangling freaking crystal stuff in their cars...

Love the tail lights - wonder how easy that was to do - and whether leagal in Australia

color is sick but a bit funny...lights rock on and if some1 makes them we should all get them

its interesting for lack of a better word. the tail lights do look pretty cool and dont seem that hard to make just a bit of modification to the rear bar and some round lamps but personally wouldnt do that to my fto.

I am impressed,
Those are the seat covers that I sold

mxysxy wrote:I am impressed,
Those are the seat covers that I sold

LOL thats what i was thinking hahah... are they from u or somebody else doing something similar? since the logo is in a different place

but those are some hot hot hot tail lights omg... The good thing about these compared to Project f/altezza lights are, that the lights themselves don't look expensive, its the mould in the read bar.. which I'm guessing wouldn't be as expensive as buying a pair of projectf/altezzas
very very interesting...

Yes I agree. I WANT SOME. Going to show those piccies about a bit and see what I can find out......

http://www.ftooc.org/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=56084

here it is in the UK forum

Just rang the local fibreglass specialists here is Canberra and asked how much something like this might cost to do. About $1000 was the answer I got. This does not cover off the legalities of actually doing this, the cost of the actual lights, or whether a standard rear bar could be modified to cater for those two cutouts. Having said this, if we could get a mould made that could be reused the cost would come down.

i'll have a chat with my supplier. easier way would be to just the 2 pods without the cut outs. will cost heaps lesser too.

shue wrote:will cost heaps lesser too.

I think you mean "heaps less" not lesser
ah god im a smartass

Well the legalities.. because it bores into the rear bar, you can't really see the lights unless directly behind the car almost... I could see this causing a major problem

If you have a closer look, the outside one is not fully recessed into the light, which means it could theoretically be seen from the side....