“Tricked out” is a slang term used to describe something that is highly customized or modified, often with aftermarket parts or accessories. It typically refers to vehicles, but can also be used to describe other objects such as electronics or clothing.

The term “tricked out” originated in the 1960s with the rise of car customization and hot rodding. It was originally used to describe cars that had been modified for racing or performance, but has since come to be used more broadly to describe any vehicle that has been heavily customized. Today, tricked out cars are often seen at car shows and other automotive events.

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