RE: Everytimer creates 1 Series-based ETA 02
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There's a promo video here if anyone can bring themselves to watch it.
https://www.autobild.de/videos/video-eta-02-cabrio...
https://www.autobild.de/videos/video-eta-02-cabrio...
Dermot O'Logical said:
Fibreglass?
Are we back in the 1970's?
Absolutely nothing wrong with fibreglass as a material. Are we back in the 1970's?
If you’re thinking it should be carbon fibre, a lot of aftermarket body panel stuff is carbon purely because the customer wants it to be, not for any engineering reason. Cost to benefit ratio makes it overkill for the majority of applications. Mostly it’s for marketing reasons. Some OEM optional carbon parts are heavier than the original panel.
BFleming said:
There's a promo video here if anyone can bring themselves to watch it.
https://www.autobild.de/videos/video-eta-02-cabrio...
Interesting to watch the scanning devise is clever.https://www.autobild.de/videos/video-eta-02-cabrio...
Do they cut some of the fibreglass grill out ? If not how does it get air to cool
Venturist said:
Dermot O'Logical said:
Fibreglass?
Are we back in the 1970's?
Absolutely nothing wrong with fibreglass as a material. Are we back in the 1970's?
If you’re thinking it should be carbon fibre, a lot of aftermarket body panel stuff is carbon purely because the customer wants it to be, not for any engineering reason. Cost to benefit ratio makes it overkill for the majority of applications. Mostly it’s for marketing reasons. Some OEM optional carbon parts are heavier than the original panel.
Back to this car it looks like they've heavily cut into the structure which is a bit scary, I thought this was just a skin over job. Going for such a true retro style, I guess it was necessary. IMO a "reinterpretation" 2002 for a lot les £ would have been fine with me.
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