I was going through jim baraza's forum on facebook then saw this bugger who converted his toyota MR2 into a ferrari complete with logos and someone also decides to convert his nissan fuga into a vw,talkers are there legal aspects involved?i want to convert my premio into subaru wrx( i admire that beast)
modifying your car
- Thread starter kitikyumu
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Process is very simple:
1. Sell the Premio (has a high resale value, or so I hear)
2. Add another Premio (in resale value terms) to buy a Subaru WRX STI.
3. Add another Premio (in maintenance and fuel cost) to run the WRX for a year as a daily driver.
As you can see, the above goes against the grain and reason for Existence of the Premio battalion. This demands an entire paradigm shift in philosophy and conversion from Resale-value-availability-of-parts-low-gas-mileage fanaticism to petrol head territory.
If you can't, bandika badge, weka blinking brake lights, fart can exhaust, chrome bumpers, spades, "the-great-run" decals, pioneer speakers in the boot, and all sort of stickers and maintain the lane on the far left of the highway as real cars pass by. Post the results pale Mukuru kwa Zukabaga
1. Sell the Premio (has a high resale value, or so I hear)
2. Add another Premio (in resale value terms) to buy a Subaru WRX STI.
3. Add another Premio (in maintenance and fuel cost) to run the WRX for a year as a daily driver.
As you can see, the above goes against the grain and reason for Existence of the Premio battalion. This demands an entire paradigm shift in philosophy and conversion from Resale-value-availability-of-parts-low-gas-mileage fanaticism to petrol head territory.
If you can't, bandika badge, weka blinking brake lights, fart can exhaust, chrome bumpers, spades, "the-great-run" decals, pioneer speakers in the boot, and all sort of stickers and maintain the lane on the far left of the highway as real cars pass by. Post the results pale Mukuru kwa Zukabaga
Did you read what @Maraiyoiyo wrote before posting ya answer? Here is what he wrote:
This is @jumabekavu competition from Nunguni makueni. jamaa has made money selling ocean water to guys in the name of wizardly.
