I would have thought for sure that by now, the responsible parties would have at least posted a few pics, however knowing the owner of this car as well as her husband. Just wanted to show some second gen love to Mrs. Greed(screen name). These pics were taken at the Carlisle Style and Performance show last month,,, Enjoy!!!!


Probably one of my favorite rolling shots!!!!

 

Love it.. the wheels from this new perspective are really stunning.

 

what kind of wheels are those. they look to be polished something?

btw, it does look pretty good though

Charley

 

The car is dropped 1" on H&R springs and sits on 18 X8 +45 Works Euroline DH's.

This was their teaser thread awhile back,, the show was the first "public debut"
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=318944

The wheels as they sit on the car now!!!


Greed777 and Mrs. Greed prety much wanted something a lil different and decided not to go too overboard with mods (YET!!!,,LOL!!!) This car is pretty much their daily driver and sustains the harshness of Pittsburgh roads and weather.

 

Nice! Lookin good with the Works on there. That baby is clean too!

 

Very nice
All it needs is the rare JDM body kit that no one can find...

 

on the pictures

you haven't met my friend greed777

 

Definitely a clean ride


-Smitty

 

Def. one of my fav. gen 2 es's. Nice to have a 2nd gen at Carlisle is the ES SECTION!!!!

 

o how i wiss i could go, maybe once i getmy license, ill get a few friends together and well drive down there

 

Thanks for the thread Tony, I guess we just never got around to posting anything up, lol. I took a few more shots of the car today, let us know what you think..... The above comments are much appreciated

 

Beautiful car, wonderful pictures, I must say that you have a hawt second gen on your hands!

 

Trust me when I say, I'm working on it

 

Btw, for those of you that are interested. Along with the H&R springs, we also had the Bilstien struts installed. They are stiffer than stock but still have a great feel. This combo has greatly improved the cars ability to handle and very little ride quality was sacrificed.

 

what year is the es 300 on page 1 and page 2?