D Car — July 2004

Gullwing doors

A car like this needs gullwing doors! They make a big visual statement, but the design also balances the tilt-up hood and the trunk that lifts with the TransTop.

are used.

The gullwing mechanism is WELD’s own design. It feels rigid and operates reliably when opening and closing, making it easy to use.

NDERGROUND

ARTFACTORy

The flame pattern extends up to the windows. They considered a version that would complete the graphic with the hood tilted open, but it felt like too much, so they chose this design instead.

…for the graphic.

SPeCIa THONKS To

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WORKS

ART FACTORY STAFM

The trunk is covered with special thanks to the makers of the parts used. Instead of simply applying the manufacturers’ logos…

…they created a distinctive design.

Vinyl graphic

A flame graphic that returns to the basics. Vinyl graphics are one of Art Factory’s specialties. The flames and star motifs recall the roots of sport-compact style, with a simple, cool design.

That was the goal.

Wheels

Racing Hart Type CR wheels sharpen the stance. The brand combines sporting performance with an elegant look, a perfect match for this del Sol.

Rather than going excessively large,

they chose a substantial 18-inch size

They chose white Type CR wheels with a striking six-spoke design.

for a strong look.

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Front view

The front view makes a strong impression: the front fenders tilt outward while the gullwing doors rise straight up. The front spoiler is by W-Worksports.

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[Rear view]

The rear view looks simple at first, even with a GT wing and other bold details. That shows how much presence the gullwing doors and tilt hood add.

[Side view]

A side view with everything opened up: the car has transformed completely.

ART FAGTORY

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