A Toyota Celica turned into a full-blown Ferrari

In the replica car market, there are manufacturers who do their job well and others who leave a lot to be desired. But with a few more resources at their disposal and good ideas, these projects tend to reach a successful outcome. Of course, there is a big difference between the original and the replica, but at least this one has turned out well.
From Indonesia comes Signal Kustom Built, who took a Toyota Celica from the year 2000 as their model and transformed it into a kind of Ferrari F430 “for the poor”.
There is not much data on this model, only that it took them a year and a half to complete the conversion and that every part of the bodywork was handmade by Signal Kustom. The result is what you can see in the images, and I think it has turned out quite passable. It is not a Ferrari, but it cannot be said that they failed to fool the unsuspecting who come close to look at the car, believing it is a Maranello machine.

Source | Jonsibal
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