M6 with hamann wide body/auto couture/carbon fiber...
#31
08-21-2008, 07:12 PM
yeah bud, hope to see you there again. you and your family made a nice entrance the last time. Should be a great time!
#32
08-21-2008, 07:13 PM
Your an idiot..... How can you predict what everyone else will find as good taste? Everyone is different. Unique Customs does some of the ****tiest work in my opinion, yet they are one of the top shops on the east coast and have a large celebrity client base. As a small company, you cant be picky about the clients you choose to work with. Whose to say that WB is just trying to build their company. The only way your business model would work is if the customer's request was deemed hazardous.
absolutely correct! Well said
#33
08-22-2008, 11:05 AM
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I'm not trying to predict what everyone else is going to find as good taste, but If I can't be proud of the product the goes out my door, than I have failed myself.
Everyone is misconstruing my trying to push my taste on my customers, I'm not. I will only select the customers that fit my business. Maybe that wouldn't work for a aftermarket wheel and add on shop because you would be limiting your customer base, but if you keep putting out things in good taste that people like and enjoy, that customer base will grow.
Again this is all dependent on if that's what people want, and that means having a strong grasp on what people like. In this case I haven't seen one person say they actually "like" it except the original poster. And that is fine if that is his taste, but I personally, if I owned a business like WB, would have not put my name on it.
My business model works just fine for me, and my business, and it has for the 27 years that we have been doing it.
and I love the personal name calling, it is such a good way to make a point.
Everyone is misconstruing my trying to push my taste on my customers, I'm not. I will only select the customers that fit my business. Maybe that wouldn't work for a aftermarket wheel and add on shop because you would be limiting your customer base, but if you keep putting out things in good taste that people like and enjoy, that customer base will grow.
Again this is all dependent on if that's what people want, and that means having a strong grasp on what people like. In this case I haven't seen one person say they actually "like" it except the original poster. And that is fine if that is his taste, but I personally, if I owned a business like WB, would have not put my name on it.
My business model works just fine for me, and my business, and it has for the 27 years that we have been doing it.
and I love the personal name calling, it is such a good way to make a point.
#39
08-22-2008, 01:10 PM
It would look about 10X better if the pillars were painted to. You cant have a different color roof, trunk, and hood with those lines. It doesnt flow.
#45
08-25-2008, 12:23 PM
It would look OK without the ridiculous body kit. I hate to say it but even thou its Hamaan it really makes the car look cheap. It looks very plasticy.
I actually like the wheels. Love the black lip. I think the white racing stripe is just too much though.
I like the trunk and hood but you should powder coat the exhaust tips black to compliment them.
Otherwise nice car just take that body kit off.
I actually like the wheels. Love the black lip. I think the white racing stripe is just too much though.
I like the trunk and hood but you should powder coat the exhaust tips black to compliment them.
Otherwise nice car just take that body kit off.