Team-BHP - Pics of weird & wacky mod jobs in India!

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I guess most of you guys have read about this particular car on the internet. A mechanic from Karimganj district of Assam chopped, hacksawed a gen 1 Swift to make this piece of s**t:Frustrati. He says that he followed YouTube car modification videos to build those crap body panels. He even gifted the car to the state's CM.

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Originally Posted by RM Motorsports (Post 5473465)

Brezza CNG TASTEFULLY Modified to look like Range Rover Evoque. Imagine spending 2 lakhs just to get trolled.

LOL! The moron could have used a Land Rover badge on the steering wheel instead of a RANGE ROVER badge.

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Originally Posted by shankar.balan (Post 5470620)

Seen at the local petrol pump this morning.
I love jeeps. I feel sorry for this particular one.

Increase in luggage space, I guess. The basket might perform the job of a roof rack. Looks completely horrible.:Frustrati

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Originally Posted by HighRevving (Post 5460511)

I have never understood these unscientific, ugly things that are sold as spoilers. Also, I am not sure if this thing hits the rear windshield when the boot is opened.

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The owner probably thought that they might gain a lot of downforce with the huuuuge spoiler while doing unmentionable speeds on the speedo.:D

Earlier, it used to be a grille swap. Now, the complete bumper can be changed. Presenting the new generation BMW Ciaz.rl:

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Originally Posted by shankar.balan (Post 5470620)

Seen at the local petrol pump this morning.
I love jeeps. I feel sorry for this particular one.

Owner probably thinks he is an reincarnation of Jim Corbett. Originally, it was meant to carry your kills (among other things)

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Not sure this belong here or the tastefully modified thread. The execution is top notch and the modification gels really well to the truck.

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Originally Posted by dolphinjazz (Post 5493266)

Saw this elegant 1st Gen Creta in the parking lot of a shopping mall.

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I saw the same car in the parking lot of Central Mall a month ago. Suuuper elegantrl:

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Originally Posted by TurboKat (Post 5477813)

Earlier, it used to be a grille swap. Now, the complete bumper can be changed. Presenting the new generation BMW Ciaz.rl:
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Wow! I did not know that BMW launched their new "BMW MC" (BMW Maruti Ciaz) rl:

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Originally Posted by Asish_VK (Post 5502271)

Not sure this belong here or the tastefully modified thread. The execution is...

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Is this in India? Any clue about the donor vehicle?

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Originally Posted by mayankk (Post 4600430)

There probably is no wiper blade, just the arm. Thats to prevent scratches when it accidentally gets switched on. Been there, doing that.

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Originally Posted by Latheesh (Post 4600491)

I did the same for couple of days when some idiots took a way rear wiper blade. It was difficult to procure and luckily service center had a spare.

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Originally Posted by GeeTee TSI (Post 5510966)

Wonder why such a poverty stricken approach in a BMW for God's sake - taped up rear wiper whose rubber has also bent out of shape

Could be a necessity. :)
Took a hell of a long time to get it for my Tucson. Rear wipers are weird spec mostly.