If so, I'll buy! I always wanted a box, but got the tC for sportiness and the 2.4L. I might have to trade in soon.

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b104/Guamsilverbox671/20061220232446.jpg

dude, all you talk about is trading in, trading in but you never do anything. stay with your tC. your 18, go to school, graduate, get a good job, and move on from there...

Kids got money to burn....God I remember that, and then came the woman...adn the nagging...and the... Oh GOD, I miss being 18. Dude...keep the tC.

Most of the major pieces are pretty close - it seems as though the roofline is a bit lower, and the chassis a bit longer and wider that that drawing, but yeah that is close to the xB2.

(Actually, just stretch the image a little bit horizontally and the proportions would probably be just about right.)

http://tijil.org/20061220232446a.gif

Tom

whose sketch is that? did you do it?

whose sketch is that? did you do it?

Dunno. Wasn't me.

ah ok. i was gonna say it was a pretty nice sketch...

http://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=153166

I wish I remembered how it looked.. I know it was gold tho.. Damn alcohol.. I'm pretty sure that's why that event was open bar..

Anyone that went, how does it look?

It's close. Like Tom said, stretch it a bit. Also, taper those windows as they go back. The top slants down, and the bottom slopes up.

If you want me to get real picky, the top grille is not mesh, it is plastic, with a pattern of different-sized holes in it.

It's close. Like Tom said, stretch it a bit. Also, taper those windows as they go back. The top slants down, and the bottom slopes up.

If you want me to get real picky, the top grille is not mesh, it is plastic, with a pattern of different-sized holes in it.

Hey Max, did you notice that some of the holes in the grill looked like they had been double-drilled and slightly offset so it made almost a figure 8 and others weren't. It almost looked like it was just a rough fab job. I couldn't see a real pattern to the double holes... or did I just have to many heinekens by then?

Hey Max, did you notice that some of the holes in the grill looked like they had been double-drilled and slightly offset so it made almost a figure 8 and others weren't. It almost looked like it was just a rough fab job. I couldn't see a real pattern to the double holes... or did I just have to many heinekens by then?

I believe that was the intention... to have overlapping circular cutouts. The sizes seemed to taper down evenly and both sides seemed symmetrical. Of course I WAS in a similar state as you at that point.

Of course I WAS in a similar state as you at that point.

Of course you were... You were both in Florida! :lalala:

Of course I WAS in a similar state as you at that point.

Of course you were... You were both in Florida! :lalala:

:rofl: :rofl:

yes there were overlapping holes (like the figure 8...)

it was designed like that.

Of course I WAS in a similar state as you at that point.

Of course you were... You were both in Florida! :lalala:

:rofl: :rofl:

yes there were overlapping holes (like the figure 8...)

it was designed like that.

But it didn't look like all the holes overlapped the same amount is all I was saying.

I don't know how many times I've mentally kicked myself for not having a camera, and then i remember they took them away... :loser:

no, they did not overlap the same amount...

it looked like the center of the holes were the same distance apart, but they used a smaller diameter hole. thus less overlap.

meh...

Hey...... dats my sketch :D

I did a redention of it stretched and more info on some detail...

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b104/Guamsilverbox671/20061220232446-4.jpg