Badly modified cars thread Mk2
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Picture courtesy of an 'internet cyclist friend' deep in western Brazil.
Given the location, I'm not sure whether it's "badly modified" or just "pure genius"...
...for reference, it's far from the most wealthy of regions, so probably born out of necessity rather than desire.
The plywood and sheet metal 'bodywork' gives it an early Land Rover look, but that looks like a generator on the front? Possibly running an electric motor drive system without batteries? Like a diesel/electric railway locomotive? Unfortunately the folks who supplied the picture don't know the occupants of the 'car', so I can't find out anymore about it.
Given the location, I'm not sure whether it's "badly modified" or just "pure genius"...
...for reference, it's far from the most wealthy of regions, so probably born out of necessity rather than desire.
The plywood and sheet metal 'bodywork' gives it an early Land Rover look, but that looks like a generator on the front? Possibly running an electric motor drive system without batteries? Like a diesel/electric railway locomotive? Unfortunately the folks who supplied the picture don't know the occupants of the 'car', so I can't find out anymore about it.
yellowjack said:
Picture courtesy of an 'internet cyclist friend' deep in western Brazil.
Given the location, I'm not sure whether it's "badly modified" or just "pure genius"...
...for reference, it's far from the most wealthy of regions, so probably born out of necessity rather than desire.
The plywood and sheet metal 'bodywork' gives it an early Land Rover look, but that looks like a generator on the front? Possibly running an electric motor drive system without batteries? Like a diesel/electric railway locomotive? Unfortunately the folks who supplied the picture don't know the occupants of the 'car', so I can't find out anymore about it.
I think that is fantastic. Given the location, I'm not sure whether it's "badly modified" or just "pure genius"...
...for reference, it's far from the most wealthy of regions, so probably born out of necessity rather than desire.
The plywood and sheet metal 'bodywork' gives it an early Land Rover look, but that looks like a generator on the front? Possibly running an electric motor drive system without batteries? Like a diesel/electric railway locomotive? Unfortunately the folks who supplied the picture don't know the occupants of the 'car', so I can't find out anymore about it.
Browsing Autotrader for Q7 V12's, turned off the 6.0+ limit and remembered why people hate this beauty, (even though I think it's a good car for why it is)
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2016...
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2016...
sleepera6 said:
Browsing Autotrader for Q7 V12's, turned off the 6.0+ limit and remembered why people hate this beauty, (even though I think it's a good car for why it is)
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2016...
Christ, never realised they did a V12D, knew about the V10D Touraeg but that sounds seriously bonkers. http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2016...
sleepera6 said:
Browsing Autotrader for Q7 V12's, turned off the 6.0+ limit and remembered why people hate this beauty, (even though I think it's a good car for why it is)
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2016...
"Excellent condition inside and out."http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2016...
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