From there, it’s was time for the little box that could to get a face lift. First Phil started with some custom tricks like shaving the rear side markers lights and relocated the exhaust cutout to the middle of the rear bumper. Once that was done, he bolted on a set of Trenz framed perimeter billet grills, bumper grills, and hooking up a carbon fiber hood then it was off for paint. Most people would just hit up their local paint shop to clean their ride up, not Phil, he took his ride to James Cashman of Cashman Customs in Concord, Ca. who is responsible for all the graphics on the Scion.   
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   The most obvious addition is the flames down the center of Phil’s ride, but James Cashman also tied the carbon on the hood into the mix by using the top of the car’s color as a flame over the silver carbon fiber hood. Besides the flames, catch the tricked out airbrush work along the bottom of the doors which ties in a little biomechanical feel.
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