Subject	Car modifications
Posted by	WhiTTe Z (NY) on August 12, 2013 at 10:37 AM
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In Reply To	The car hobby, art and performance posted by JMartz on August 11, 2013 at 08:36 PM
Message	Very rarely in the car world do modifications increase the value. For example if you kept your stock turbos and manifolds and were willing to do some work, you could swap them back in prior to selling the car, then sell the MSP's and 530bb to recoup at least $2k. Same goes with suspension, wheels, brakes, etc. etc. "Stance: cuz goin fast cost money yo (n/m) - ZiNnYc 08/09/12 18:23:42"
Follow Ups	The car hobby, art and performance - JMartz 20:36:44 08/11/13 Moral of this story... Don't sell it :D (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 21:26:09 08/11/13 You said it best.. Its a hobby, not an investment. (n/m) - Hipendicular 00:19:19 08/12/13 These cars cost money to mod and maintain. This is really - ForceFedTT (SoCal) 01:55:54 08/12/13 Thats why we maintaine/mod it and enjoy - lukzzkeeper(philly) 02:13:36 08/12/13 I like your analogy. (n/m) - JMartz 08:53:37 08/12/13 lf you keep her and maintain it, you can enjoy - Alan (TN) 09:03:20 08/12/13 lol @ buying a GIRLFRIEND anything (n/m) - LJZTT 13:59:22 08/12/13 Car modifications - WhiTTe Z (NY) 10:37:58 08/12/13 There is no way WhiTTe Z, that I would remove my - JMartz 13:28:31 08/12/13 I knew a guy once, won't mention his name, that - zellamay 14:06:24 08/12/13 Is there no artistic value to cars? Some mechanical - JMartz 14:14:09 08/12/13 I guess the value is just in the enjoyment enthusiast get - LivinTheDream 21:53:26 08/12/13 You and I spoke before, last year I believe. - Boris 21:47:19 08/12/13
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