Pictures of decently Modified cars [Vol. 2]
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[quote=Seek]Not sure if this is either genius or chav-with-money
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Genius. I have a genuine belief that the on/off road Buggy type conversion on any car will become more and more popular. As it becomes impossible to have fun on the road it’s a good way to have fun in a car still.
[/quoteGenius. I have a genuine belief that the on/off road Buggy type conversion on any car will become more and more popular. As it becomes impossible to have fun on the road it’s a good way to have fun in a car still.
I think its already happening.
Seen a fair few Subarus lifted with knobblies on. Tom Ford has a Volvo estate done, I'm looking to build my own MX-5 one as a laugh with a mate but there are already a few of these about. Seen a few pics of various American muscle cars done like it and it seems to be the thing to photoshop at the moment, seen shops of Mclarens, Bugattis etc
Seen a fair few Subarus lifted with knobblies on. Tom Ford has a Volvo estate done, I'm looking to build my own MX-5 one as a laugh with a mate but there are already a few of these about. Seen a few pics of various American muscle cars done like it and it seems to be the thing to photoshop at the moment, seen shops of Mclarens, Bugattis etc
A Beetle converted to a folding hardtop convertible. It's a video slideshow https://youtu.be/xVdsCCNzcpY
There are pictures and a website for it though
https://www.ziovasbugster.com
There are pictures and a website for it though
https://www.ziovasbugster.com
Venturist said:
Swampy1982 said:
Sometimes I get confused which thread I'm in, is this the "well executed but ultimately a terrible looking car" thread?
No, this is “opinions differ between people” thread 
Have a pic... decently modified as it's secretly a beetle....
Citroen Type H body conversion for a Citroen Relay van https://www.carmagazine.co.uk/features/car-culture...
Probably marmite, but it makes a change from seeing a normal van and not being sure if it's a Transit or Sprinter or.. something else.
Coming soon to a hipster ice cream/burger/coffee van near you.
Probably marmite, but it makes a change from seeing a normal van and not being sure if it's a Transit or Sprinter or.. something else.
Coming soon to a hipster ice cream/burger/coffee van near you.
Chris Stott said:
It's a Rover 75... is it possible to ruin the ride and handling any more than the standard car?
Standard 75 has one of the best rides of any car I know. Absolutely superb wafty comfort, the estate above I think looks great. Obviously not going to ride as smoothly as the standard car but that's clearly not the aim, it's a well-executed and smart looking machine in my opinion. ajprice said:
Citroen Type H body conversion for a Citroen Relay van https://www.carmagazine.co.uk/features/car-culture...
Probably marmite, but it makes a change from seeing a normal van and not being sure if it's a Transit or Sprinter or.. something else.
Coming soon to a hipster ice cream/burger/coffee van near you.
I saw one of these somewhere on the continent over the last 2 weeks ,thought it was a normal H van as it came towardsProbably marmite, but it makes a change from seeing a normal van and not being sure if it's a Transit or Sprinter or.. something else.
Coming soon to a hipster ice cream/burger/coffee van near you.
me and then got very baffled when I saw it wasn't rotten as a pear and looked new and slightly different.
ajprice said:
Citroen Type H body conversion for a Citroen Relay van https://www.carmagazine.co.uk/features/car-culture...
Probably marmite, but it makes a change from seeing a normal van and not being sure if it's a Transit or Sprinter or.. something else.
Coming soon to a hipster ice cream/burger/coffee van near you.
I think that's geniusProbably marmite, but it makes a change from seeing a normal van and not being sure if it's a Transit or Sprinter or.. something else.
Coming soon to a hipster ice cream/burger/coffee van near you.
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