(WORK IN PROGRESS: MORE PICTURES TO COME, AS SOON AS I GET MY INTERIOR PUT BACK TOGETHER)

This is my daily driver, because you can't carry around $10,000 worth of communications tools in a coupe or a motorcycle. I'm slowly modding it to my liking, while trying to keep in mind it's a WORK VAN. Here's my mods:

Exterior
Konig "Holes" 17" rims
custom-fabricated mesh grille, with rhinestuds added to the factory "bowtie" emblem
VentShade window visors
Custom-application ladder rack
Engine dress kit

Performance
Short-ram cold air intake (with custom fabricated adapter pipe)
Bosch Platinum4+ performance spark plugs
Aftermarket tachometer

Interior
-aesthetics
black/green seatcovers with matching floormats
custom re-felted headliner, neon green
custom-painted door panels and door trim, black w/ green accents
green StreetGlow neon tubes for accent lights
custom-built amplifier rack with green cable shrouds
-functionality
custom-built center console with cupholders, paperwork compartments, power inverter, surge strip, emergency med-kit, change-dispenser, and laptop mount
cellphone mount in top left corner of windshield, for quick, easy access, and custom wiring for speakerphone and battery charging
-electronics
Kenwood Excelon multimedia head unit
Kenwood Excelon 6" 3-way speakers (fronts)
custom-built center channel speakerbox with (2) Rockford Fosgate "Power" 4x6's
Image Dynamics IDQ12D2V4 12" Subwoofer (that destroys things with massive waves of SPL)
generic 300-watt amplifier for sub
Kenwood 400-watt 4-channel split amplifier for center channel speaker
1.5 Farad capacitor
Apple iPod 20-gigabyte mp3 library
Sirius Satellite radio
Toshiba laptop mounted in center, with connection to sound system and DVD drive to watch DVD's on laptop's 17" monitor

many, MANY more mods to come, as money enters my wallet. More pics to come very soon.