Tasteful Modifications Thread
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- Peruibe, SP
Be glad I hardly share TA cars in general, the extravagant type ofcourse. Depends if the car looks okay and such.
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- HamiltonMP427
That wasn't the point, thanks for trying.
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- Peruibe, SP
The way you worded it sounded a bit harsh, to be honest. I'm not gonna even argue with you, a waste of time. Move on, people.
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- HamiltonMP427
Harsh? Kind of strange to me, as I said he had a point and still does. Which is why I gave you praise for the actual cars I did find tasteful from your post. Seems you've missed half the context.
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- Peruibe, SP
I meant the thanks for trying part, sounding a bit harsh. I know he also had a point and couldn't counter that, some think some cars aare tasteful, some does not. It's called having an opinion. Some would praise the guy to have guts to make such thing, other, abysmed about it, or worried. Or calling showboating or something, I don't know.
As for the second part of your post, I see, thatw as my bad. I still am not very good to judge posts perfectly fine - I cleaarly still misunderstand a few things - the glory of not being 100% fluent in the english language and misinterpreting some things.
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- HamiltonMP427
He was praised for building it, by those who run at the Salt Flats where that truck was taken and built for. Also just because you have an opinion doesn't make it immune to debate.
Also I have no issue with your english, I already know you're not native to it, you're doing just fine.
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Hm, I see. Seems I just happen to create a mess of a chat anyway so, don't mind that. And you have a point yourself.
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- TexRex72
At worst you get a little, oh, enthusiastic at times. It's generally fairly readable.
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I think that this car is a stroke of genius. Never in a million years would I expect to see something as mental as this.
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Really? You might want to look at the 'Odd modifications' thread.
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Well, the Lancer Sportback is a thing, but sadly no Evolution variant, just a Ralliart trim.
Anyways, I saw this very tasteful NSX at a meet last night. I wanted to scream, but I was on my own and didn't want to look like a weirdo, so I screamed internally.
Honda NSX by Katie Bushell, on Flickr
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- HamiltonMP427
It's surely not the first I could provided you several other vehicles powered by prop or WWII airplane engines.
The Colt Ralliart is basically a baby Evo X.
How?
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It's a joke. It just looks similar in front-end styling, and it's got a little 1.5 turbo engine.
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This one i posted on the last page doesn't look as good, but it's a Mirage with a full Evo 6 drivetrain, with 4WD. It goes pretty quick around Bathurst. I will try to find the videos.
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I would like to see them.
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As in cars powered by WW2/Prop engines.
On second thoughts, what I should've asked is - "are there any other cars powered by radial engines?"
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