Pictures of decently Modified cars [Vol. 2]

[C2Red]

Matt Cup said:

That exhaust is a bit half-arsed though. Pity.

[Fleckers]

Shnozz said:

Long time ago now but I seem to recall a Fiat 126 drag car competing at Pistonfest 2003? Crashed into tthe wall? Anyone else remember that or am I just getting old and suffering poor memory?

Was it a white one with a big wind up key in the back to make it look like a clockwork toy ?

[Matt Cup]

Ford Falcon fronted S15’s.

[thebigmacmoomin]

Matt Cup said:

Ford Falcon fronted S15’s.

The S15 looked better without the Falcon front end. They look terrible. Seen one with a BMW front end aswell.

Edited by thebigmacmoomin on Thursday 8th October 16:29

[DanielSan]

Matt Cup said:

Ford Falcon fronted S15’s.

Please tell me they're bad photoshops

[braddo]

DanielSan said:

Matt Cup said:

Ford Falcon fronted S15’s.

Please tell me they're bad photoshops

Kinda looks like it. Atrocious either way!

[DoubleD]

Matt Cup said:

Ford Falcon fronted S15’s.

This is one of those posts where I end up double checking which thread I clicked onto. I was sure I had clicked on the decently modified, but I must have clicked the badly modified......

[Escort3500]

DoubleD said:

Matt Cup said:

Ford Falcon fronted S15’s.

This is one of those posts where I end up double checking which thread I clicked onto. I was sure I had clicked on the decently modified, but I must have clicked the badly modified......

[irocfan]

Matt Cup said:

Ford Falcon fronted S15’s.

the Rocket Bunny kit on the other hand...

[irocfan]

[1602Mark]

irocfan said:

Love that. Cool rating of 1000 Megafonzies.

[Escort3500]

That’s fabulous. Esp the car

[Benni]

Shnozz said:

Long time ago now but I seem to recall a Fiat 126 drag car competing at Pistonfest 2003? Crashed into the wall? Anyone else remember that or am I just getting old and suffering poor memory?

That would be one of UK´s "Taz Racing" members, they are a cool bunch of Hot Rodders with various machines,
the most famous/notorious are the 126s with straight six or Chrysler 6,5l V8 power.

Keeping them straight on track ( and even in the burnouts ) is an art in itself but sometimes they master it :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxNTcVlaJBM

[Baron Greenback]

irocfan said:

V well done! would love that if I have a car to tow!

[1602Mark]

I liked this although the Saab is much more tastefully done.

[Slow]

Seems usefull for farmers who need ditches cleared or such but dont want to take the big machines miles to access where needed.

[98elise]

1602Mark said:

irocfan said:

Love that. Cool rating of 1000 Megafonzies.

Not just me then. It's very well done and very cool.

[Short Grain]

98elise said:

1602Mark said:

irocfan said:

Love that. Cool rating of 1000 Megafonzies.

Not just me then. It's very well done and very cool.

Weirdly, I like it with the SAAB onboard, not so much without

[Hugh Jarse]

Baron Greenback said:

irocfan said:

V well done! would love that if I have a car to tow!

Awesome,.

A van sneaks past the thread guards.

[Pericoloso]

That SAAB 96 is very nicely finished but unless they have done something with the engine , it will be glacially slow with another

SAAB on the back .

The V4 is not known for it's high performance , despite it having rally success with Stig Blomqvist in the 70s and Erik "on the roof "

in the 2 stroke version in the 60s .