Broken Monster.

i just recently took my first steps into the VIP work by picking up an Anniversary Edition Q45 for a song.  i looking to do most of the main VIP things to it (body kit, rims, exhaust, LEDs) while keeping a mojority of the Anniversary Edition emblems and tid-bits in tack.  it certainly won't be in the same vein as most VIP's because i don't feel like painting the whole thing black or white.  i think the Anniversary Edition color is nice enough to work on a VIP.  i also have a 92 240 and researching parts for that is extremely easy compared to finding parts for the Q45.  but, the harder it is to come by the more rewarding it is to find it.  oh, if you know of anybody who wants a 240 lemme know, its got some mod and parts still needing to be put on it for a fair price...hit me up.  i'll post pics of the whip when i get a chance.

nice to be here.

Hey man welcome to vsc, feel free to grab a drink and stick around for awhile :biggthumpup:

If you haven't already this is a great read:

[url]http://vipstylecars.com/modules.php?name=Content&file=viewarticle&id=1[/url]

And for finding parts I think youll find it much easier if you give our vsc vendors a pm.

[url]http://vipstylecars.com/forums/announcement.php?f=11&a=6[/url]

good luck and make sure to keep us updated!

I'm not sure if there was ever a rule stating that Vip cars had to be black or white. Ever since the 90s they have been doing them in bright, garish colours as well as just about any colour under the sun. 
 
So go ahead with the anniversary edition colour (whatever that is), and i am sure it will turn out great...

i know there is no rule of VIP coloring...i just see mostly white or black.  this color,   	 tuscan beige metallic, would look pretty tight with some dished out rims sittin low.  now just gotta find a style i like along with a decent body kit.  it's gonna be a fun journey.