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$200K spent modding a Swift
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Re: $200K spent modding a Swift
by andy85 » Thu Feb 09, 2012 9:00 pm
Are u 4real? This guy is fully sick manz... Look at his seating position, its fully extended back like a lounge lolz
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$200K spent modding a Swift
by Smithyy » Thu Feb 09, 2012 9:15 pm
I believe the correct terminology is "dardy" 
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Re: $200K spent modding a Swift
by Kekotic » Thu Feb 09, 2012 9:23 pm
I thought that seating position was officially called "10+ years old Commodore"
It's a function of Commodores, their seats get stuck in the furthest position from the steering wheel after 10 years and can never be fixed.
It's a function of Commodores, their seats get stuck in the furthest position from the steering wheel after 10 years and can never be fixed.
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Re: $200K spent modding a Swift
by Deep Heat » Thu Feb 09, 2012 11:31 pm
chaotic2050 wrote:I thought that seating position was officially called "10+ years old Commodore"
It's a function of Commodores, their seats get stuck in the furthest position from the steering wheel after 10 years and can never be fixed.
Did'nt happen to me old mans Commodore. I find it to be more of a ethnic thing take a trip to Auburn and you will see.
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Re: $200K spent modding a Swift
by iisshhyy » Thu Feb 09, 2012 11:33 pm
Twinkle wrote:chaotic2050 wrote:I thought that seating position was officially called "10+ years old Commodore"
It's a function of Commodores, their seats get stuck in the furthest position from the steering wheel after 10 years and can never be fixed.
Did'nt happen to me old mans Commodore. I find it to be more of a ethnic thing take a trip to Auburn and you will see.
Wouldn't narrow it down to just ethnics, any fully sick carnt white guy can pull it off
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Re: $200K spent modding a Swift
by dr20t » Mon Apr 30, 2012 12:25 am
I had th displeasure of meeting this guy a few yrs ago at a mate's workshop.
After hearing him speak for eight seconds I wanted to saw my own ears off with a serrated knife blad and feed them to a blood thirsty piranha on roids.
You guys will never know the shudder one gets seeing nitwits like this embarrass other people of the same or similar ethnic origin (me), and wishing their lack of self awareness were restricted to a three by eight foot cell somewhere in the bush
Mick
After hearing him speak for eight seconds I wanted to saw my own ears off with a serrated knife blad and feed them to a blood thirsty piranha on roids.
You guys will never know the shudder one gets seeing nitwits like this embarrass other people of the same or similar ethnic origin (me), and wishing their lack of self awareness were restricted to a three by eight foot cell somewhere in the bush
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Re: $200K spent modding a Swift
by Deep Heat » Tue May 01, 2012 5:56 pm
dr20t wrote:I had th displeasure of meeting this guy a few yrs ago at a mate's workshop.
Let me guess he deals?
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Re: $200K spent modding a Swift
by dr20t » Wed May 02, 2012 2:05 pm
No I didn't think he was although I do find it interesting you assume he is...
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Re: $200K spent modding a Swift
by Deep Heat » Wed May 02, 2012 5:00 pm
dr20t wrote:No I didn't think he was although I do find it interesting you assume he is...
The guys fucked off his head he wears a dipper in public, and drive the ugliest piece of shit know to man and spent $200k to get it that way and his wheelie bars. I find it hard to believe a guy as dumb as him (cant even put a seat belt on when driving at a track) managed to get $200k together and put it towards a car legitimately.
Didn't mean to stereotype a race or anything, sorry if you took it that way.
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Re: $200K spent modding a Swift
by mihai » Thu May 03, 2012 1:48 am
Twinkle wrote:dr20t wrote:No I didn't think he was although I do find it interesting you assume he is...
The guys fucked off his head he wears a dipper in public, and drive the ugliest piece of shit know to man and spent $200k to get it that way and his wheelie bars. I find it hard to believe a guy as dumb as him (cant even put a seat belt on when driving at a track) managed to get $200k together and put it towards a car legitimately.
Didn't mean to stereotype a race or anything, sorry if you took it that way.
Or he could be really smart and some big shot lawyer/doctor that has played to this stereotype by modding a POS and acting to a stereotype for the youtube clip. We shall never know.
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Re: $200K spent modding a Swift
by Dropz » Thu May 03, 2012 7:40 am
Or we don't actually care and could keep it that way.
Built not bought, it's a way of life.
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Re: $200K spent modding a Swift
by The Sean » Fri May 04, 2012 1:47 pm
^ - Dropz post wins!
Now that I'm in North America, I'm greatly concerned about raised pick-up trucks and owners of wedge shaped vehicles. Seriously, not only do you have to be concerned about one hitting you in an accident, they stand a good chance of driving over you at the same time!
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Re: $200K spent modding a Swift
by kikxz » Wed May 09, 2012 3:24 pm
LOL the most amazing car in the world!!!!!! NOT
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