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<p>Modifications are an integral part of the automotive scene. Mostly for the worse of course, as Brad in his garage is not going to better the five years and $billions in development completed by the world’s best engineers before each model to hits the market*.</p>
<p>Sometimes though, modifications <em>do</em> work – particularly when the aforementioned engineers embrace this likelihood – and no-one does that better than Japan.</p>
<p>Cue the wild Mazda RX-7 we have here today, which is not only depicting modifications to the real car, it’s also a model modifying another… well, model.</p>
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There are more superb images of builtbydave_’s modified Mazda to see at his ‘TCP Magic Rx7’ album on Flickr, and you can magic your way there via the link above.
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<p>*Not including anything American from the 1990s of course. Or Fiat.</p>
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There are more superb images of builtbydave_’s modified Mazda to see at his ‘TCP Magic Rx7’ album on Flickr, and you can magic your way there via the link above.