Photo: Yasid Design
Since the weekend is here, the internet couldn't let the happiest time pass without using the opportunity to mess with another automotive icon - this time we're talking about the Toyota Supra.
As many enthusiasts know, getting your hands on a Mk IV Supra that hasn't been touched by the modification wand is almost impossible nowadays, so digital artist YasidDesign turned to an if-you-can't-beat-them-join-them move.
To be more precise, the pixel specialist came up with the rendering above, which gives us a pretty good idea of what would happen if a Toyota Supra was gifted with a (ready for it?) Rauh-Welt Begriff kit.
The eccentric Japanese tuner not only focused on Porsches, but Nakai-San, the man behind the label, wouldn't touch a water-cooled Neunelfer (check out the image gallery for the "usual" RWB Porscha). Then again, if we look back at the early years of RWB, we find the brand's racing Toyota AE86s.
And while the company no longer pursues such a path, this at least means RWB is no stranger to the Toyota badge. In fact, those days are still honored by wicked Hachi-Rokus wearing Rauh-Welt Begriff Stickers with pride and we've brought you an example of this earlier this summer.
As for the eye-catching wheels seen here, these come from Rotiform and easily match the visual boldness of the bodykit - come to think of it, this is a piece that deserves our wildbody tag.
Talking about fat wheel arches and splitters, the most opinion-splitting part of any RWB package, namely the infamous rear spoiler, is obviously present on this Supra.
Here's the young British artist talking about his digital contraption: "Sometimes you just gotta ruin a Supra. Just for the giggles. But sometimes you slap a Rauh-Welt Begriff RWB kit on, drop it on some Rotiform wheels and it'll look .. not the worst. That was fun,"
To be more precise, the pixel specialist came up with the rendering above, which gives us a pretty good idea of what would happen if a Toyota Supra was gifted with a (ready for it?) Rauh-Welt Begriff kit.
The eccentric Japanese tuner not only focused on Porsches, but Nakai-San, the man behind the label, wouldn't touch a water-cooled Neunelfer (check out the image gallery for the "usual" RWB Porscha). Then again, if we look back at the early years of RWB, we find the brand's racing Toyota AE86s.
And while the company no longer pursues such a path, this at least means RWB is no stranger to the Toyota badge. In fact, those days are still honored by wicked Hachi-Rokus wearing Rauh-Welt Begriff Stickers with pride and we've brought you an example of this earlier this summer.
As for the eye-catching wheels seen here, these come from Rotiform and easily match the visual boldness of the bodykit - come to think of it, this is a piece that deserves our wildbody tag.
Talking about fat wheel arches and splitters, the most opinion-splitting part of any RWB package, namely the infamous rear spoiler, is obviously present on this Supra.
Here's the young British artist talking about his digital contraption: "Sometimes you just gotta ruin a Supra. Just for the giggles. But sometimes you slap a Rauh-Welt Begriff RWB kit on, drop it on some Rotiform wheels and it'll look .. not the worst. That was fun,"
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