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Old 29-03-2014, 05:52 PM   #11
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Default Re: Car modifications - yes or no?

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If its just a daily/shopping cart though whats the point in having a bajillion killerwasps? Better off modding it for looks rather than upping the wasps because once or twice a year you might go on a track and use the wasps.
yeah...but

Nothing better when the car that is based on a Taxi blows the doors off German exotica around a track

The enjoyment you get from the look on 911 driver's faces when they cannot shake you off lasts more than a year.
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