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Old 1st August 2011, 09:21   #13756
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Here's one I spotted yesterday. Had a good exhaust note though. Had Fiesta headlights and city tail lights. Looks like Esteem was the donor car.
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^^^ Looks like offspring of NHC & Jadoo (Krish fame).
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^^Good observation. The front actually resembles Jadoo's smile!

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Yes swift is mod friendly but someone just has to tell this guy to remove that hump (whatever it is).
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Yes swift is mod friendly but someone just has to tell this guy to remove that hump (whatever it is).
what the hell??
"Quick batman, to the ridiculous mobile"

Who is doing this to these cars?

And doesnt he know that his business is going to suffer once word gets out?
Or is top gear in town, with one of their challenges?

That wing, isnt that the shape that usually goes onto the boot of a three box?

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What is that thing on top of the swift? I've seen similar things on Tempo Travellers though...Is it to make the swift drive more swiftly (read - aerodynamic)?
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On top of the tempo travelers it's the AC I think. And yeah this surely resembles that!
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what the hell??
"Quick batman, to the ridiculous mobile"

Who is doing this to these cars?

And doesnt he know that his business is going to suffer once word gets out?
Or is top gear in town, with one of their challenges?

That wing, isnt that the shape that usually goes onto the boot of a three box?
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What is that thing on top of the swift? I've seen similar things on Tempo Travellers though...Is it to make the swift drive more swiftly (read - aerodynamic)?
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On top of the tempo travelers it's the AC I think. And yeah this surely resembles that!
Looks like a storage compartment for the purpose of stowing away your river-rafting gear, if I'm not wrong. That thing would come in the way of the car's aerodynamics, in all probability. And it definitely, isn't the tempo-spec AC.

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Old 1st August 2011, 17:25   #13764
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Looks like a concealed carrier to me, I remember seeing something on same line on Qualis done by some babu raja but the point is its really wacky.
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Yes swift is mod friendly but someone just has to tell this guy to remove that hump (whatever it is).
remember the Omni Hi-roof? maybe he's trying to imitate that on the Swift
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Yes swift is mod friendly but someone just has to tell this guy to remove that hump (whatever it is).
It looks like that hump was designed as a distraction to that contraption hanging on the boot, what is it called?

And looks like the hump did its job well

But seriously why is that thing inverted? To catch things slipping from that "carrier" up there?
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Yes swift is mod friendly but someone just has to tell this guy to remove that hump (whatever it is).
What the Hell?? what was he thinking while modifying this car..thanks that Bhpians are always on look out for such weird jokers...again to add the count..check what they have done to a beautiful Getz.
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What the Hell?? what was he thinking while modifying this car..thanks that Bhpians are always on look out for such weird jokers...again to add the count..check what they have done to a beautiful Getz.
what in the heaven's name has he done to that Getz Prime!!

i'm not fond of the Getz Prime myself (like the bold lines of the older sibling), but jeez! what a way to ruin a car!

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Yes swift is mod friendly but someone just has to tell this guy to remove that hump (whatever it is).
Oh my dear! Just a couple of obtrusive inclusions and the beautiful Swift looks like bloody hell.
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What the Hell?? what was he thinking while modifying this car..thanks that Bhpians are always on look out for such weird jokers...again to add the count..check what they have done to a beautiful Getz.
Ah, what a taste this guy has! This is one of the perfect examples of how to ruin a clean looking car.
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Old 2nd August 2011, 09:33   #13770
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Seems like this Hyundai was ashamed of itself and went to Toyota (TRD on front mesh), and they did this to made it feel good about it.

PS: Alloys are good.
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