Purple Liberty Walk Huracan Spyder Joined by Gold Widebody MINI Convertible

As far as we can remember, the Liberty Walk body kit for the Lamborghini Huracan made its debut in the Fall of 2015 at the SEMA Show. And since then, other versions of the V10 supercar have come out, such as the attention-grabbing Huracan Spider or the Performance.

This roadster happens to be the first LW Works Huracan in Australia. Against the metallic purple finish of the body, the red leather seats till managing to stand out. A new set of side skirts seems to have been designed, ones which combine a carbon fiber aero look with purple ground effects down the bottom.

At the front, the car has a carbon chin spoiler. As usual, fender flares massively increase the width of the car. Riveted directly to the stock fenders, these are decorated in custom LW decals. Gold wheels add that custom Japanese look to the project. They are Forgiatos, right?

And at the back, the Huracan has sprouted a massive bolt-on wing that makes it look the business.

The MINI Cooper S Convertible is the R56 model, which went out of production several years ago. But you know what? It looks exactly like a MINI should, and nobody cares that it's powered by a 1.6-liter instead of the new 2-liter engine.

They golden boy of Japanese-Australian tuning has a new wrap which is backed up by yellow-tinted headlights. Most of the trim has been done in gloss black, making the car look like a watch.

Its body modifications are just as extensive as the Huracan's, including fender flares and side skirts. But while the Lambo has room for a rear wing, the Cooper S compensates with an all-new front bumper. Airrex air suspension and Fi Exhaust systems complete the look for both cars.

The crazy crew from Japan also brought over one of their Aventador-shaped desks and kids pedal cars. Check it out!