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For RE owners complaining of a weak horn..... Here's the solution lol:

No doubts...it states clearly behind it ."Crazy Car".
Trust me. front was worth clicking, but i could have ended up getting my windshield and few of my bones cracked.

clap: truly a classic - by the thought!

I really feel if i find that scorpio with its lights on after dark in my RVMs , i could crash into a pole thinking a monster is behind me , try to draw the pattern of lights in your mind ! :D

I think this car would have looked a lot better if it wasn't pink, the edges of the cut out had a polished frame or a different color from the rest of the car and the interior had some fancy detailing work on the engine block etc.But overall i like the exposed engine thing if you have a big engine to show off.

Also does anybody know what those string like things are on the side of the bonnet.I have seen the same in movies on muscle cars etc.

some kind of SS80 with standard nightvision.

This picture would blow away all the Ferrari owners in the world. lol:

please see the link, cannot post the pictures since they are disabled to copy.

Modified Design

also the price for an 800? :Frustrati

The Car remotely looks like a ferrari. It would give an El-Cheapo look rather a posh Ferrari ish look. Look at the taste of the owner :Frustrati

That could be well sold for 100 rupees a kilo. Big annoyance to Ferrari lovers.

Saw a similarly modified Zen(with hatch mounted spare wheel) last week in Kormangala.

Sorry to deviate from the topic, i had seen a similar city in orange and black in koramangala once and in banashankari. coming back to my deviation, is that number board format legal ? the initial numbers are so illegible. very difficult to read from a distance.

I have done some photoshopping on the number plates to conceal them, may be that is making it very difficult to read. In fact the original number plate itself had very small letterings, which I believe is illegal. These kind of number plates, though not as prescribed by the R.T.O are common. In Bangalore, you can even spot a lot of number plates written in Kannada, which again is against the laws!

Well, its not illegal to have number plate in vernacular language - but it is mandatory to have in english language.

I have seen many cases people from other states not transferring their plates to local RTO, but just get the plates re-painted in kannada language to pass off as local vehicles :)

Those who cant read kannada think they are fanatic kannadigas! Cool huh?

I have seen vehicles in rural parts (many states) displaying the owners / family names on 'number' plates :)

Exactly! According to the Central Motor Vehicles Rules, the letters should be in English and the figures in Arabic numerals. An additional number plate with the text in vernacular language is permitted, but number plates written only in vernacular language becomes illegal.

I'd like to know at which angle did the owner see the Ferrari resemblance on this car, if you can call it that anymore.

Considering the fact that the chassis would now be decidedly weaker without a roof, death-trap on wheels would be more apt.