Funny thing about Lambo doors...
01-03-2013, 03:56 PM
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I do not remember what kind of car it was but the guy opened the passanger door for his lady and the door opened normally but when he went to get into the drivers side he opened it up vertically.
Why would someone only do one door if they are going to do that in the first place.?
Why would someone only do one door if they are going to do that in the first place.?
01-03-2013, 10:31 PM
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I do not remember what kind of car it was but the guy opened the passanger door for his lady and the door opened normally but when he went to get into the drivers side he opened it up vertically.
Why would someone only do one door if they are going to do that in the first place.?
Why would someone only do one door if they are going to do that in the first place.?
01-04-2013, 06:33 AM
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I was watching a show the other day and they were going through the history of the lambo. The whole reason they did vertical doors is because the cars were so wide. I think they look cool a lambo, not so much on any other car...especially when people do them on a four door...just tacky to me.
01-04-2013, 11:13 AM
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That picture has circulated the web and this forum many times. 
Nothing new there.
I don't think anyone who likes the vertical doors on their cars, really cares wtf anyone else thinks about them.
I know I Don't.
My set I bought, will be installed after winter has past.
If I like them once I install, I will keep them on. If not, I can always take the hinges off and put the oem's right back on.
Only I will decide that tho.
Never been the type to have to ask or create a poll on a forum if I should or shouldn't do something to my own car. Morticia's final outcome was Planned out even before I bought her.
Nothing new there.
I don't think anyone who likes the vertical doors on their cars, really cares wtf anyone else thinks about them.
I know I Don't.
My set I bought, will be installed after winter has past.
If I like them once I install, I will keep them on. If not, I can always take the hinges off and put the oem's right back on.
Only I will decide that tho.
Never been the type to have to ask or create a poll on a forum if I should or shouldn't do something to my own car. Morticia's final outcome was Planned out even before I bought her.
01-04-2013, 01:34 PM
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I don't know about the kits, but real Lambos can "swing either way". I'll just let let you consider that. I am speaking of the mechanicals, but you can draw your conclusions. People say Ferrari owners are compensating for something. Do Lambo owners have some sort of "dual" secret??? (I don't really want to know).
01-04-2013, 08:12 PM
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That picture has circulated the web and this forum many times.
Nothing new there.
I don't think anyone who likes the vertical doors on their cars, really cares wtf anyone else thinks about them.
I know I Don't.
My set I bought, will be installed after winter has past.
If I like them once I install, I will keep them on. If not, I can always take the hinges off and put the oem's right back on.
Only I will decide that tho.
Never been the type to have to ask or create a poll on a forum if I should or shouldn't do something to my own car. Morticia's final outcome was Planned out even before I bought her.
Nothing new there.
I don't think anyone who likes the vertical doors on their cars, really cares wtf anyone else thinks about them.
I know I Don't.
My set I bought, will be installed after winter has past.
If I like them once I install, I will keep them on. If not, I can always take the hinges off and put the oem's right back on.
Only I will decide that tho.
Never been the type to have to ask or create a poll on a forum if I should or shouldn't do something to my own car. Morticia's final outcome was Planned out even before I bought her.
