I think the reason is because folks just aint spending their hard earned cash on their cars like they use to anymore, so the face of the modding game is changing which is understandable. I've just ordered new wheels as my old ones cant take my new big brake conversion and it cost me over Ԛ£3k for the wheels and tyres, so it's not a cheap game. Even the yanks who by tradition spend a fortune on their cars are backing off now and i think all we'll see from now on in the modding game is very subtle styling with a bit of power and ICE and the occasional beast being produced by someone. I picked up this months edition and there's a E30 with a E36 M3 lump in it, but not much else. Whilst the transplant is impressive, there are several E30's here running around with the same thing hence my determination to do one with a super charger or Turbo next year.
It's a real shame cause PBMW was my bible before and I couldn't wait until it came out so i could get my hands on a copy, cause i knew it will be full of fat cars with new ideas i could copy or something, but now it's near the end of the month and i've only just got a copy cause i couldnt be bothered to rush cause i know i wont get blown away anymore and that's the point i'm trying to make. Again, like i said, it's not the fault of the mag cause they do try. After all, if there are no nice cars out there, then there's not much they can do but fill their pages with whatever they can get their hands on.
I think it's going to be the front of PBMW next month or the month after.
) so this may be making your standard higher!
