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Old 08-09-2011, 01:35 PM   #24
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Default Re: Why do we mod?

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Originally Posted by v8falconsrule
i beleive the reasons we mod are as varied as the people doing the modding. for some it's the performance or functionality aspect, while for others is an expression of style, or a mix of these.

personally, i mod to create 'my' car... for me there's nothing worse than going to a show where all the cars are the same, just different colours. add to this the personal satisfaction of doing as much of it myself.

also, it sure as hell beats doing housework!!
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