Tommy Z Designs Chrysler 300 at SEMA

[JayC]

Autoblog’s intrepid SEMA sleuth Eric ran into Tom Zondervan of Tommy Z Designs, who is showing this impressive new take on his Chrysler 300C styling package. While he’s been adding his subtle restyling touches to 300s with molded composite pieces since earlier this year, a close look at this silver on silver example reveals that the body kit is fabricated out of brushed stainless steel!

It’s beautifully done, and for this car, it works very well indeed.

Source: Autoblog

[HEMEEE]

For the newer members that aren't aware, Tommy is a member here.
fatchance called me today from SEMA and said he met Tommy there and will have more pics when he returns. He's having a blast by the way!

[bruno]

Linda,

That brushed stainless steele would look quite good on our bright silver C's. I'm not too sure if I like the exhaust tail, though. It reminds me of a huge vacuum attachment. I am excited that there has been so much interest shown in the modifications for the 300, Magnum and Charger. I never once thought of mods. when I owned by two Avalons. All the posted SEMA photos have been great, almost making me feel as if I was there.

bruno

[GoofyTimL]

I think the front dam and side panels might look good as is on a midnight blue pearl... but I'm with bruno on that exhaust vacuum wand... I can just see Tom and Jerry going round and round with that!

[lexball50]

What kind of wheels are those?

[doodie300c]

good job tommy i like what you did, cant wait till you get back so we can talk and see what we can come out with for my 300c next yr...

[XCITsNU]

Looks good Tommy! The sneak peeks looked hot, but not as hot as it does out at SEMA though! Well done.

[Scarbs]

We got some nice cars here too. Kind of looks like the only thing that stands out on this one is the center exhuast.

[HEMMISSEY]

Lexani came out with a complete kit identical to TommyZ's.. It was supposed to debut at the Sema show as well...
Yo Tommy.... good job...

[stinasaurus]

i don't like it...it doesn't look like it belongs on the car...and yes that vacuum looking exhaust looks horrible.