So, I was looking in the auction house the other day and saw a 92 Silvia Club K. There wasn’t much to look at here, just plain white paint and factory parts all around besides free performance/engine parts perhaps. As I looked closer I realized one of the lower vent openings on the front bumper was missing or there weren’t any before and one popped in, Being intrigued by this I look around the car for possibly more things and found a drifters charm loop on the rear bumper. Again, this car is completely stock as far as body parts by the looks of it, so I was rather confused how those got there. Several days later I was upgrading a 92 Silvia and was about to add body parts, but noticed the same things on mine, at this point I thought it was related to upgrading the car leaving the outside stock or something, like some kind of hidden poorboy’s drift car achievement thing or something I don’t know. Later I looked at buying another and saw the same things on a factory 92 Silvia. . .Either these things started showing up at some point for what ever reason, or maybe I just never noticed these things in the last 5 years of playing. Does anyone have any insight on this?
I believe the drifter’s charm you are talking about is standard on these cars in real life. It’s likely that we (I didn’t see it until you mentioned it) did not notice that when we were playing. I’m not sure about the front vent, though, unless you mean the ones by the license plate area.
On the lower front bumper where there is a vent present on one side and none on the other, but I think that along with the drift charm hook is like you said. They were always there and we never noticed I guess. 
Yeah, I had noticed that a bit earlier. I guess that is factory stock too and we just never noticed.