Hot company car: Seat Inca on Gotti’s!!!

This Seat Inca is a car you see on every meeting in Holland. The owner is a real DubNutZ and calls himself a Subdubber! It is not the type of car that many people going to modify but Dennis did it and the result is hot!

Dennis is an maintaince woodworker and bought this car for his work. But after a while it started to itch to start a project. And guess what? The Inca was the victim! Dennis started this project with searching a cupra front.

The front venders, hood, grill, headlights, fog lights, front bumper and mirrors are from a Seat Cupra. Another important point on his list was the color. But before the exterior got painted some things must be deleted or cleaned. The side markers in the fenders are deleted also with the antenna. The hood nozzles, tank cover , logos’s and rear whiper disapearred.

To get an nice stance the rear fenders where needed to be modified. The rear was still standard but not for long: a Caddy rearbumper had to make the rear more attractive together with englisch rear lights. After all these mods on the exterior it was time for the fresh paintjob! The color Dennis chose is Harvest moon from a New Beetle convertible.

The original Inca dashboard is replaced by a Cupra dashboard. A Momo steering wheel gives the interior a sublime transition from the brown leather MK3 seats to the black dashboard. The get more contrast in the interior the ceiling become black. Dennis is crazy about ICE and installed an mix of MTX and Groundzero.

To finish the stance and looks, the car is lowered with V-maxx coilovers in the front. At the rear the Inca is lowered by turning over the shaft and using Koni adjustable dampers. But this all is worthless without phat wheels! And Dennis had alot of wheels under his car but these makes it a damn hot company car: Porsche Gotti’s in the size 8 and 9J. This 3-pieces 55A “rennsport” Porsche wheels have an coloured center that is a bit darker than the whole car. For now this was the finishing touch but Dennis have major plans with the trunk. We wish you good luck with all the works!

Dennis would like to thank his wife and friends for the help and support!