Questionable modifications: pictures inside!

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Eh..
At least it's just a base model...
 
Utility certainly wasn't the point in this.
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Fast and Furious kicks in.
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Mercedes tractor.
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This used to be VW Passat. A car that was never sold as a coupe.
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From the redneck lands of Finland.
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16,000€ spent. Sold for 50€.
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Just don't look at it.
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That scoop :lol:.
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The Passat is actually pretty awesome. Its well done and isn't completely ricey
 
The Passat is very nice! Aside from the tailights, it looks good.
 
Done a little research and this is what the interior of the Passat looks like.
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This isn't VW Beetle you're not fooling anybody.
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No, not to MR2.
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And this is just awful.
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What car this was?
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Double roof for those who think that one roof isn't enough.
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This managed to get on TV.
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And so did this.
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On the splitter part of the bumper were strips for the turn indicators.
 
I still don't get why people do this to a FWD car (I'm pretty sure it hasn't been converted to RWD).
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From the pictures I've seen, it previously had a tube axle in the rear (still FWD).

Found a reddit thread that talks about it (not going to link cause of the title), and it sounds like the "diff" is just a cover or fake housing, so still FWD.
 
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DIY bumber fix.
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Good thing is that it's just a 90s Hyundai.
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Ruined by body kit.
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They actually lowered the roof of an Astra estate.
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Pretty much like every single Toyota Supra in Finland.
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Why, just why?
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Here, have an aftermarket bumper. Even if it doesn't fit to your car model.
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I know what's it's supposed to be, but they haven't really succeeded with it. :lol:
 
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