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Old 13th February 2005, 08:46   #16
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yep they are palio headlights and tata safari tail lights on a tata indica. Being an Mba I always look at costs linked with quality, but hey the guys who made must have really worked their asses out. Sorry I take my words said in previous posts back

Good work guys, next project might be better and crists sake dont work on a indica It scares daylight of me!! and become a future DC by sellin 100,000 kits
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Old 13th February 2005, 10:06   #17
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This must be some VIP's car. That parking place is reserved for them to display such thing.
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Old 13th February 2005, 10:37   #18
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looks totally overdone. sheer waste of money
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Old 13th February 2005, 10:50   #19
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hmm...is that a tow truck i see ahead of it?

Well, speaking about the quality of work alone, it looks pretty decent in these pics. Especially the paint job which looks good. As far as the actual look goes....erm....
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he has done a neat job... definately stands out
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Awesome dude!! Who designed it?
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Old 13th February 2005, 16:03   #22
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hmm...is that a tow truck i see ahead of it?
Yes you see that right. Brigade road is an automated parking zone. So any car stays back without parking fee renewal...lands up in local police station.
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That is one bad looking design.. thoroughly overdone...
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Old 13th February 2005, 16:32   #24
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Yes it’s a tow truck.
Normally their modus operandi is like this. The traffic cop sits on the front cabin, and a bunch of thugs stands on the rear open area of that truck. And they go around the mg road. Once they find a bike parked of an unmarked area, they cop gives sign and these thugs just jump and drag the thing and load it on the truck and goes away. You got to see the kind of achievement these guys wear on their face after grabbing a bike this way. The whole episode doesn’t looks like it’s done for enforcement of law. Intentions are clearly some thing else.
I am yet to see a car towed away in that thing. Donno how they do that...
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Old 13th February 2005, 17:42   #25
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Hmm, I actually like this car. But the only thing that puts me off is that the owner has tried to copy the front of the lancer. But it looks really good in the 2nd pic, IMO. BTW, is that a tow truck in front of the car in the 2nd pic? ..lol
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Yes it’s a tow truck.
Normally their modus operandi is like this. The traffic cop sits on the front cabin, and a bunch of thugs stands on the rear open area of that truck. And they go around the mg road. Once they find a bike parked of an unmarked area, they cop gives sign and these thugs just jump and drag the thing and load it on the truck and goes away. You got to see the kind of achievement these guys wear on their face after grabbing a bike this way. The whole episode doesn’t looks like it’s done for enforcement of law. Intentions are clearly some thing else.
I am yet to see a car towed away in that thing. Donno how they do that...
Thats how it works here too. Just that they manage to pick up cars as efficiently as bikes too. And manage to inflict quite a bit of damage too in the process. As always, the owners can do jack about it.
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LOL.... the front grill has mitsubishi logo on it... looks like whole thing taken out from a lancer..
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Old 14th February 2005, 00:18   #28
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I am yet to see a car towed away in that thing. Donno how they do that...
There's no parking on airport road. But lots on Brigade road...Probably that's why you haven't seen any. I do see that. Atleast twice a week.
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im kinda confused what to say. its overdone. kinda looks good too. but i would not spend the kinda money on it. dont know if that makes sense
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Old 2nd March 2005, 00:05   #30
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umm...well,what do I think?..............errrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr,ummmmmmm (So on and so forth).
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