This could really suck..

 

won't happen. insurance companies are all about making money. refusing to insure modified cars would put a huge knock in their business. Also tell me the technical difference between modifying a towncar into a stretch limo and modifying a protege into a solo II beast. not much...if anything the limo is more heavily modified and doesnt perform up to manufacturers specifications. If done correctly and with quality parts, a sport compact exceeds manufacturers specs. I can see from a legal standpoint though if it wasnt declared and a car had an aftermarket turbocharger and stock brakes, then failed to stop in time and got in a wreck, and the insurance company denied the claim.

 

just another example of THE MAN trying to keep us down.

 

actually edwin doesnt post on here anymore, hehe

 

lol, oh geez! (rubbing salt on wound)