WTF Friday: Oh my stars and garters

Lately, when posting a ‘questionably’ modified WTF Friday discovery, I try to find at least one redeeming quality to compliment. Unfortunately with this car I can’t really think of anything to say beyond “it’s unique”, which is basically the participation trophy of compliments.

I’m actually really surprised that anyone did this to a Starion to begin with considering that they are a relatively obscure chassis to those who are into front and rear end swaps.

Currently for sale in PA this 86 has spent a significant amount of time under the knife, take a look:

“2002 Pontiac Sunfire headlights, 2002 Oldsmobile Alero fog lights, 2006 Nissan 350z” – What?
“2011 Camaro Tails” – What!?!?
“20” Venti Plus Wheels”.. ehh expected at this point
2006 BMW 745 center console – What!?!?!?!?!
Could have at least pushed the wheels out a little bit…

All yours for nine grand if your ready to own such a beast.

I will say the colours are not bad.

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4 COMMENTS

  1. Sorry but 9K for something as butchered as that? Why do people choose to do this? If you don’t like the look of a car that much to start with buy something else, don’t destroy something that someone else would care for much more as it is.

  2. In the last pic it looks a bit like a 944, maybe that was what the look the owner had in mind. I would rather see it resemble a starion though.

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