When you walk around a car show in the midst of door draggin' mini trucks and supped up Hondas, it's nice to see a car that stands out. That's exactly what Scott's Sebring does.   The first thing you think when you walk up to it is, "what kind of car is this?" It's been called everything from an Avenger to a Grand Prix. With several parts off of different cars, it makes you look twice. Starting with the front, the factory front bumper has been trashed to make room for a Dodge Avenger front bumper from TC Spoilers. 
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Before the front end was reassembled, the turn signals were shaved and the hood squirters were welded up.  Moving to the rear of the Sebring, the first thing that catches your eye is a set of center taillights grafted off of a Lexus GS 400. Making room for the new lights; the emblems, trunk lock and factory third brake light had to be removed.  Scott also had the antenna shaved while the rear of the car was apart. Once all of the rear welding was done, it was time to bolt on a Wings West Touring wing. Now that all the bodywork was completed it was time to spray the base coat. Scott decided to have the mirrors and wiper cowl sprayed while the paint gun was in use. For all the paint and bodywork, the Sebring was taken to Extreme Auto body in Asheville, NC.
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