Tricked out minivan

It's still a minivan, which is far from sporty, no glue on lines or juice can exhausts will fix that. I see a riced up caravan around me from time to time. I always laugh.

No, because that is like putting lipstick on a pig.

Matt

Certainly.

Chrysler has been making minivans since 1984. What kind and year of minivan are you trying to modify?

If it's one of the two most recent designs:

-->Chrysler -->Voyager GS ('96-'00) or -->Voyager RG ('01-)

DS

How pathetic would THAT be??

Someone calling him/herself "deadbeat" asks:

Yeah, . . . . well, . . . I KNEW i'd seen one, somewhere recently, . . . . How's this one for "sporty??" Kinda looks like my 38 Plymouth Tudor Touring Sedan.

God Bless, Dan'L

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Couldn't be any worse than a rice tuner or .... god forbid a SUV.

Anybody know how to order from vmaxx? I get no response to my e-mails (in english) .

KS

Try writing to Ernst at Vestatec: snipped-for-privacy@vestatec.de

Alternatively, note that LLTek out of Canada is a North American Vmaxx/Vestatec distributor.

DS

I find this subject an interesting one.

I have a 92 Caravan SE. It is suffering from the Paint peel syndrome. The shops I asked at.. say yes they will do it but at a high cost, then maybe you can sue them for the poor original paint. I decided I would like to try this in my garage at home.. I have all the tools, and some previous experience. So far so good. front and back are all done.. I removed all trim, and the rear door key. All is blanked out. The front has the hood ornament removed and blanked out.

The vehicle still looks like a minivan hey that's what it is... but "something is missing" my friends say. and not able to figure it out.

Next is the final paint. A pearl light blue instead of the factory light blue, and a small abstract mural on the side. We shall see how it goes with the airbrush.

Other change I did was to have my fav muffler shop have at it. Split exhaust and 2 mufflers and 2 resonators. It is very very quite and there is a slight improvement in fuel economy.

cheers the islander

Or you could turn it into an "art" car: