[Ashkait Kapoor]

Originally Posted by KarthikK

Curious to know how it is hanging there from the rear windshield. First I thought it was screwed to the spoiler area, but it looks like almost the entire spare wheel is inside the windshield surface!

Basically there are two parallel bars whose ends on one side are bolted just above the rear windshield whereas the other ends are bolted just below the rear windshield and somewhere in the middle these bars are connected with a plate for the nuts go in. A couple of 800's here have done this as well. Hideous idea!

[JoeMichael]

Originally Posted by Ashkait Kapoor

The cab driver even spent cash on alloys. But certainly not the right choice!
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Well - I guess you take a pic of any Maruti Cab in Shillong and it would qualify easily for this thread. Blings and lights and stickering and football stuff and what not....And alloys seem to be quite common too

[SJD@NewDelhi]

Originally Posted by Soumyajit9

Ford Figo, Renault Pulse and Tata Indica v2 seems to have tried the green shade on their models, with only Figo moving on with a few number of green cars.

Well, the popular green of the Figo can be challenged hands on by the below shown Nano

[SJD@NewDelhi]

Originally Posted by SJD@NewDelhi

How does this Ambi look?

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Well, I can only imagine

However, till date no vehicle has ever managed to command the respect I have for the magnificence of the white Ambi.

[Ashkait Kapoor]

Originally Posted by JoeMichael

Well - I guess you take a pic of any Maruti Cab in Shillong and it would qualify easily for this thread. Blings and lights and stickering and football stuff and what not....And alloys seem to be quite common too

I'm guessing you've been to Shillong because what you said there my friend is absolutely right!

[JoeMichael]

Originally Posted by Ashkait Kapoor

I'm guessing you've been to Shillong because what you said there my friend is absolutely right!

And speaking about Shillong another common modification seen ...




@Ashkait - My wife's family is settled in Shillong and I have been visiting Shillong from our dating days - for almost a decade now. Most recently last week.

[sourabhzen]

Originally Posted by JoeMichael

And speaking about Shillong another common modification seen ....

I dont think this can be termed as modification. This is how the local bus bodies are built in Meghalaya.

There are few that have seating in front half of the bus and loading area in the rear half. The seats are placed on entire width of the bus with doors for all seats! It works well for the villagers bringing their products for trade to larger towns and cities like Shillong from their villages.

[JoeMichael]

Originally Posted by sourabhzen

I dont think this can be termed as modification. This is how the local bus bodies are built in Meghalaya.

There are few that have seating in front half of the bus and loading area in the rear half. The seats are placed on entire width of the bus with doors for all seats! It works well for the villagers bringing their products for trade to larger towns and cities like Shillong from their villages.

I agree with you - May be my post lacked clarity - I was mentioning about the stickering on the windshield and the "attachments" rather than the body of the bus itself - as a continuation to the previous posts. Then again technically a used truck (the one in the pic as confirmed by the driver) converted to a bus is a modification, though not weird or whacky.

[Maverick5490]

Spotted at Mahalaxmi, Tips on how to ruin a Range Rover, seriously what was he thinking!! I guess it has been posted before. The number plates are downright illegal, with a Dubai style font and numbers written with beads which are barely visible.

[SJD@NewDelhi]

Originally Posted by JoeMichael

And speaking about Shillong another common modification seen ...

JoeMichael, I would really like to know if that vehicle is a truck or a bus; and the billion dollar question: WHY, God why?

[StrangeWizard]

Originally Posted by Maverick5490

Spotted at Mahalaxmi, Tips on how to ruin a Range Rover, seriously what was he thinking!! I guess it has been posted before. The number plates are downright illegal, with a Dubai style font and numbers written with beads which are barely visible.

Seems he has also mentioned his BB pin on the rear glass! PING!!!

[longhorn]

Originally Posted by SJD@NewDelhi

JoeMichael, I would really like to know if that vehicle is a truck or a bus; and the billion dollar question: WHY, God why?

It's actually a bus body fitted onto the chassis of a Tata truck. Why is the million dollar question. Just take a look at the windscreen. You can barely see what's happening on the road.

[Ashkait Kapoor]

Originally Posted by SJD@NewDelhi

WHY, God why?

Maybe this answers the million dollar question.
Found the image on google.

[Ashkait Kapoor]

Originally Posted by JoeMichael

And speaking about Shillong another common modification seen...

Originally Posted by longhorn

Just take a look at the windscreen. You can barely see what's happening on the road.

Guys, this one is a beauty i think if you ignore the body that is. My dad says it's been around since the time he was a child.

[shoaib3030]

Had been to Virajpet with my friends. This auto-walla ferried us from the Bus Stand to the resort.
This auto is one the wackiest auto's I've personally seen.