to brow or no to brow?
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to brow or no to brow?
I know, I used MSPaint, but this is roughly what I'm thinking. I'm not sure on this - even less so than the shark vents.
I'd use new factory slip on accessory headlight covers and use factory color paint (with black base coat to black the light when on). All of my cars end up getting eyebrows and I really dislike the normal flat ones. I would follow the hood lines instead.
I'd use new factory slip on accessory headlight covers and use factory color paint (with black base coat to black the light when on). All of my cars end up getting eyebrows and I really dislike the normal flat ones. I would follow the hood lines instead.
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The point of this is to make the car look angry. It actually comes from the German modification called "Boese Blick" which translates to "Angry look" and people have been doing this on BMWs, Audis, Mercedes, VWs, Opels, Volvos, Fiats, Minis... for more than a decade, but apparently no one has done it on a Jaguar yet - so it seems about time to introduce this radically new concept. I'll try it. worse case I lose $90 in the process if I don't like it.
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I believe I have seen pics of an X type with the brows perhaps 3 or 4 years ago. They were being sold on a few websites. I believe the origin of brows even goes back to the 1970's.
You obviously are free to take your car in any direction you wish. My personal opinion is that there comes a certain time to draw the line with styling cues to avoid going overboard. Where that line comes in is your choice. You have a nice looking car so I'm sure you will make the decision that fits your taste.
You obviously are free to take your car in any direction you wish. My personal opinion is that there comes a certain time to draw the line with styling cues to avoid going overboard. Where that line comes in is your choice. You have a nice looking car so I'm sure you will make the decision that fits your taste.
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I believe I have seen pics of an X type with the brows perhaps 3 or 4 years ago. They were being sold on a few websites. I believe the origin of brows even goes back to the 1970's.
You obviously are free to take your car in any direction you wish. My personal opinion is that there comes a certain time to draw the line with styling cues to avoid going overboard. Where that line comes in is your choice. You have a nice looking car so I'm sure you will make the decision that fits your taste.
You obviously are free to take your car in any direction you wish. My personal opinion is that there comes a certain time to draw the line with styling cues to avoid going overboard. Where that line comes in is your choice. You have a nice looking car so I'm sure you will make the decision that fits your taste.
Since I'm using the OEM clear plastic covers, they can be added and removed quickly. I can take photos with them for posts in stanceworks.com, hellaflush.com, etc. and remove them for posts on Jaguarforums.com. It's the best of both worlds.
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