Mighty Car Mods - Show Car Build

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Guys from Mighty Car Mods Moog and Marty had put up a project for the Sydney Auto Salon. With limited budget and with the helps from members of mightcarmods forum, they managed to turn a stock beat up daihatsu cuore to a Autoshow show car material. They had replace the engine, turbocharged the engine, convert it to manual transmission, fitted a custom made bodykit, custom paint, recaro seat, convert it to a Ute and big ass rims from Japan. The magical journey as Moog mention was separated into three episode. Enjoy!!

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Mighty Car Mods - Show Car Build Part 1



Mighty Car Mods - Show Car Build Part 2



Mighty Car Mods - Show Car Build Part 3

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