Badly modified cars thread
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Geekman said:
"The car is for sale elsewhere so I reserve the right to remove the advert."Can he do that?
Or does it translate as 'if the auction ends on a low ball' ?>?
Glassman said:
Geekman said:
"The car is for sale elsewhere so I reserve the right to remove the advert."Can he do that?
Or does it translate as 'if the auction ends on a low ball' ?>?
Found myself on the strange side of youtube...
And i think i've found the worst thing ever put on this thread!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfQ315JoiF0&NR...
And i think i've found the worst thing ever put on this thread!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfQ315JoiF0&NR...
Or888t said:
Found myself on the strange side of youtube...
And i think i've found the worst thing ever put on this thread!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfQ315JoiF0&NR...
what engines in that? looks like a trabants 2 stroke? enough blue smoke to be. And i think i've found the worst thing ever put on this thread!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfQ315JoiF0&NR...
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Beartato said:
Liquid Knight said:
No doubt it will be.
Thanks Garlick but I've got this.
Episode 1 E-Type, Cut and shut with a hideous sunroof, painted the wrong colour after a staged collision with an engine hoist needed three days of filler work so the rear corner looked a different colour to the rest of it.
Episode 2, Porsche 911, 70's car tarted up to looks like an 80's model, painted a very wrong colour and another classic ruined.
Episode 3, Rubber bumper MGB converted to Chrome bumper cosmetically whilst sat on the original spec' rubber bumper springs so it looked like a tractor. Factory webasco sunroof was filled (actually cut out of another car and welded in place) the rear rails were cut out of a less rusty car (even though they are only £65 each from the MGB Hive) and welded to to the floor without a jig while the crew were filming in Canada. So if the car goes in a straight line it needs an SVA. Painted the wrong colour to add value and fitted with second hand parts that would have been cheaper to buy new.
Episode 4, 68 Mustang convertible. An original and unique car with documentational proof and would have been worth restoring to original spec' but the 351cui engine was binned and replaced with a 302 because it would have taken more than a bit of vinegar to make it work. The 302 needed to be rebuilt anyway so it cost more than the original would have done anyway. In house fabricated panels with OPG (Original Parts Group) stickers on them. Actually fairly well put together with new subframe parts and inner bodywork. The outer bodywork were mostly the original panels apart from a damaged door that was replaced with a saloon one. Again the car was painted the wrong colour (complete with orange peel effect if you have HD) only this time with cheap tacky looking "Boss302" stickers that exaggerated the panel gaps and devalued the car further.
Episode 5, Tonight it's the 54/55 Cadillac. Given the programs track record I think it's a safe bet that it will be just as ruined as the rest of the cars featured so far.
Edited by Liquid Knight on Monday 22 October 12:44
SystemParanoia said:
Krikkit said:
EDLT said:
Some others:
The others definitely belong, but this is standard practice on cheap drift cars rather than buying a fancy diff. Everyone's got to start somewhere. Gassing Station | General Gassing | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff