indowanksta88
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yup i dont think i can ever drive a stock car anymore hahah
Will you mod your next car?
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The Wicked One
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I will probably customize every car i ever own. Probably because i like the individuality that it grants. Why have something that looks like everyone elses car. make it your own.
drop + tint + rims = winning combo for most any vehicle.
drop + tint + rims = winning combo for most any vehicle.
steadypimpin
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Thats what I think too. stock cars have no personality.
I feel the need to customize every vehicle I drive.
I modded my bicycles/RC cars/model cars when I was a kid.
I modded my grandma's Toyota MR2 when I was learning how to drive in it.
I modded the Mustang(s) my parents bought for me and I drove for years.
I got my girlfriend (LeeAnn duh) into modding her Accord.
And now I'm modding the Accord, the first car I bought with my own money.
I'll mod everything!!
I modded my bicycles/RC cars/model cars when I was a kid.
I modded my grandma's Toyota MR2 when I was learning how to drive in it.
I modded the Mustang(s) my parents bought for me and I drove for years.
I got my girlfriend (LeeAnn duh) into modding her Accord.
And now I'm modding the Accord, the first car I bought with my own money.
I'll mod everything!!
jbisselwhiteac6
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I believe that I will always mod my cars no matter what because i Cannot stand seeing some else with soething just like mine i always want to distinguish my car from everyone elses. It really dooesnt feel like mine unless its been modded
Remember a Car is a blank sheet of canvas
Remember a Car is a blank sheet of canvas
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Levi
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what if you guys had a cavalier? would you invest in some lowering springs for it at least? lolz
i know i'll do pretty much all the basic exterior stuff to my future cars (drop, wheels, tint, visors, etc.) but engine mods would depend on the car itself.
i know i'll do pretty much all the basic exterior stuff to my future cars (drop, wheels, tint, visors, etc.) but engine mods would depend on the car itself.
CrosCntryAccord
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at this point in my life i might get one more car that i have no choice over (8th gen civic) and that would be only for a year.
I will mod every car I own, especially since i'll actually have a job instead of just going to school
I will mod every car I own, especially since i'll actually have a job instead of just going to school
talontsiawd
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Yeah, lol, that's going to **** me up. I've been going to school and modding my accord on a minimal *** budget. I work over the summers and even though i've had some low *** paying jobs, while still investing way more into my home studio, i still got my accord around where i want it for a nice DD. I have more plans but i'm not sure if i want to keep this car and buy a low budget project or just buy a new car in the future. I'll have my accord for 1 year minimum, i don't want to be that person who gets a job and buys something way too nice, finances it and is broke.
Yeah, the reason i asked is that i'm wondering if i could feasibility keep a car i can realistically own totally stock. I wonder if i'll be that dude at like 55 years old with a lowered something or rather. At that point, i hope i'm playing with something european but still. I'm going to be 70 driving a slammed old's man mobile on rims or something lol. I'm already 10 years deep and it's not even slowing down. I even want to mod the **** out my old jag, even though i have a bit of an "obligation" to keep it stock.
ryan s
they dont think it
down the road, i want a "collectible" car like an nsx or s2k. its going to be hard to keep either stock 
