Mods or Stock?
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From: dfw TX
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Re: Mods or Stock? (morphious)
For me, it's one each. For the Ruby, it's STOCK! I won't even make the smallest change because every Ruby I've seen has at least some personalization. I want mine as original as possible, let's hope for a bowtie in 11 years :D
As for the '85 MODS! But it's a tricky thing because I want to keep it original to the way it looked in the Corvette Pinball Production, so no cosmetic changes.
As for the '85 MODS! But it's a tricky thing because I want to keep it original to the way it looked in the Corvette Pinball Production, so no cosmetic changes.
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From: Fisherville Kentucky
Re: Mods or Stock? (morphious)
As long as mods are done TASTEFULLY , that is the only way to go, I just cant deal with a stock car, getting ready to change out my whole interior now, doing the planning on exactly how to do it, have a 92 Arctic White on red, going to put in white leather and other white extras. Exterior has slight body mods already, just cant leave it alone. :seeya
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From: Athens AL
C7 of the Year - Unmodified Finalist 2021
C4 of Year Finalist (performance mods) 2019
Re: Mods or Stock? (morphious)
I see it as my responsibility to fix the mistakes GM made. Like the whole TPI system for example, we all know they couldve done better.
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Re: Mods or Stock? (morphious)
I've gone through a metamorphasis of sorts. When I first got the car, I wanted to keep it stock. As time has gone on, I've wanted some minor mods. To that end, I did the Corsas...and have been planning on headers. I've abandoned that and will keep it as it is... on the look out for either a C5 vert (yellow/black) that I like alot or a pretty tame Viper.
There's nothing wrong with stock...and sometimes you're made to feel as though you're a freak if you don't race and/or mod your car. I'm not really into that. I just appreciate 'em for what they are when they roll off the assembly line. :cool:
There's nothing wrong with stock...and sometimes you're made to feel as though you're a freak if you don't race and/or mod your car. I'm not really into that. I just appreciate 'em for what they are when they roll off the assembly line. :cool:
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From: Rock Island IL
Re: Mods or Stock? (morphious)
My vote is for mods but only the engine. I like the classic look and lines of my 95 so other then maybe tail pipes i wouldn't change it at all. But I do plan on adding some minor mods to the engine and such. I like power but I don't have to show my car is different like the ricers and their silly Rtype stickers hehe.
So...
Engine mods= :D :D
Body mods= :nono: :nono:
So...
Engine mods= :D :D
Body mods= :nono: :nono:
