Cars which just couldn't be improved by modding

I give you this, its one of the few cars I really do dream of owning, now I know what your gonna say, its not the best looking thing in the world, but.....










it does this.



check out the videos.

www.watercar.com/video.html

a drop and wheels applies to EVERYTHING!!!!

And look how much tuck and camber it gets when it's on water!

You'd really drop that Maser, and replace those wheels? That would be tampering with the most perfect creation....

True, but cars like the Maserati A6G2000 arent made by factories. They are made by artists.

For serious? Each to their own, obviously, but I reckon that car is as near perfect as can be, and considerably better than the (already very good) Cobra.

its is very good but there are still bits I would change though the Daytona is by fare more in proportion to the maz wheels are a better size in relation to the body roof line is much better proportioned all round a nicer car to look at but still has room for improvement .
some cars don't necessarily need work on the out side to improve them but the fact remains a factory has never produced a car that is perfect they can't as needs to be built for more than one person some will like some cars as they are some will hate everything about them . I like mk3 cortinas I love the shape but I could never own a stock one as to me they are an awful car in standard form same goes for my kadett C's I've owned as a stock motor they need a lot of help to make into a car would want to own

i have gotta say that Daytona is very close to not needing anything but then it is a bit of a cheat as its not really a production car it was a very limited run but still very cool probably just do something with that been can back end or maybe something inside ;D

The Brock Coupe, and the original 6 Daytona Cobra Coupes are lovely looking cars, but people still swap wheels about on them and change ride height to taste.



Personally and this is only personally I think the Ferrari 212 Vignale Spider is just about spot on (even with the wire wheels and ride height)



But it is in effect already a modified car, it is coach built, as is the Maserati in the first post. Don't think of these as non-modified cars, they didn't roll out a factory like that, they were hand built, by artists. Just like any other custom or modified car.

There are a lot of racing cars I wouldn't modify further... but thats because they've already gone as far as they can.