Hi, Guest
Rob, i would agree with that completely.
i just didn't want to call anyone a bandwagon-jumper! ;)
far to many people seem to think that way.
There will always be the hardcore racers and hotrodders who will modify everything they drive.
there hasn't been a car i have owned since i was 17 that i didn't modify and there wont be one untill i'm unable to drive that i wont modify.
i've dumped an ungodly amount into my Focus and have put thousands into my Audi Allroad and closing on $20,000 into the 930 turbo cabrio i got with my father last summer.... it's just too much fun not to do it.
i do not agree with NOS though, there are ALWAYS more things to do, you can never reach the limit with cars.... there are always new avenues to try, mods or custom ideas that are not available but can be made. if you say, "there is nothing left to do!?" you are trying to get out of going any further.
they feel cheated because they were thinking with a fast and the furious mind set and were expecting far more than they actually would get.
i just didn't want to call anyone a bandwagon-jumper! ;)
far to many people seem to think that way.
There will always be the hardcore racers and hotrodders who will modify everything they drive.
there hasn't been a car i have owned since i was 17 that i didn't modify and there wont be one untill i'm unable to drive that i wont modify.
i've dumped an ungodly amount into my Focus and have put thousands into my Audi Allroad and closing on $20,000 into the 930 turbo cabrio i got with my father last summer.... it's just too much fun not to do it.
i do not agree with NOS though, there are ALWAYS more things to do, you can never reach the limit with cars.... there are always new avenues to try, mods or custom ideas that are not available but can be made. if you say, "there is nothing left to do!?" you are trying to get out of going any further.
they feel cheated because they were thinking with a fast and the furious mind set and were expecting far more than they actually would get.