Pictures of decently Modified cars [Vol. 2]
Discussion
ben5575 said:
RB Will said:
ben5575 said:
RB Will said:
Sounds amazing on video
Fails to link a video... 
https://www.instagram.com/p/CGGhul8DXDO/?igshid=au...
Baron Greenback said:
Yes please - now that is befitting of the thread title
pidsy said:
I’d take that. It’s just looks right.
Who built it?
Edit to add - danni Koldal designed, shame, the huge rear panel behind the seats looks not quite right.
These kits have been around since the 80's. Just google wizard roadsters, I think they were originally another name, can't remember exactly, might have been something like 'wizard of rods'.Who built it?
Edit to add - danni Koldal designed, shame, the huge rear panel behind the seats looks not quite right.
Edited by pidsy on Sunday 15th November 16:12
They were called something different in the states.
Not sure what that site is talking about, these kits and shaving the indicators were all the rage in the 80s and 90s. The headlights are a common mod from that era, used to be called rossi headlights.
These kits were a nightmare because they cut off the stock cooling (vents) for the engine, they also seriously reduced the available height, making the stock air filter (that went on top of the stock carb) would no longer fit.
"wizard" redesigned the kit for the mid 90's with far greater space, you can tell because the engine lid is alot bigger....
Jules Sunley said:
Baron Greenback said:
Yes please - now that is befitting of the thread titleThat is superb.
It manages to exhibit both restraint and a dollop of the extrovert. Lovely, powerful lines that are not inconsistent with the original.
Baron Greenback said:
Much prefer the Heb Rod
Or a modified Hebmuller
Wizards have issues with cooling as has already been said. It's a shame the Hebmuller factory burnt down, they're such a lovely looking thing
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