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can you really ever be finished modding?

Originally Posted by moto_italia For many, once the modding slows down and they get settled in to the car, they get anxious, get new car fever again, and then trade

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Old 10-21-2011, 04:28 PM   #1 (permalink)
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For many, once the modding slows down and they get settled in to the car, they get anxious, get new car fever again, and then trade the car for something else. Then, the modding starts all over again.
I agree. If you can stop modding and learn to drive the finished car, seems better than learning all over with a new vehicle, then start pouring money into it too.

I want HFC's now. I am trying to resist the urge.
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Yeah I have been wanting another car but I wouldn't trade in the z.
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For many, once the modding slows down and they get settled in to the car, they get anxious, get new car fever again, and then trade the car for something else. Then, the modding starts all over again.
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I agree. If you can stop modding and learn to drive the finished car, seems better than learning all over with a new vehicle, then start pouring money into it too.

I want HFC's now. I am trying to resist the urge.
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