Liberty Walk body kits have an appearance that makes then instantly recognisable, brining a race car look with body elements attached using visible rivets. We’ve seen the effect on many vehicles, including Ferrari’s 458. Now we want to show you how the transformation take place and we’ve brought a timelapse video along for this purpose.
The clip shows us a White example of the Italian supercar, which is taken into a shop and offered the Libery Walk treatment. We see the various bits and pieces of the car being stripped and taken care of.
The whole job looks like a melange between a LEGO playing session and various customisation parts. The best example of this is the front apron, which receives the Liberty Walk treatment upon being detached from the mother ship.
In addition, the Ferrari 458 loses its stock rims, which are replaced with a set of wheels coming from US specialist ADV.1 Wheels. The new rollers use a special shade of RED, which acts like an attention magnet.
Oh and the team that put the car together also took the time to take a few “funny mood” pictures after the work was done, as you can see towards the end of the clip below.
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