Audi TT off-road project
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There's a dude on YouTube called Ginguim who has done similar with an MX5 (or Miata as the yanks know it). It started as a lifted on with bodywork and has ended up with AWD and a 2.0 turbo from an STI, he's called it the Rallyata.
Both of these cars really make me wish I had a garage and some time/cash to build something cool like this.
Both of these cars really make me wish I had a garage and some time/cash to build something cool like this.
Scrump said:
Just watched your latest video, it is coming together now. Your daughter with the angle grinder was both worrying and impressive at the same time.
My wife has kittens whenever our 9 year old daughter picks up my drill, she'd properly lose her st if we started using the angle grinder Subscribed.
I figure it's worth giving her the opportunity to learn; if she wants to stick with it I'll support her; if not, that's OK. As long as she learns not to fear trying new things, it'll have been worthwhile. This car belongs to her; we broke an Audi A3 together on the understanding that once we'd sold enough parts to pay me back for buying it, the profit was hers; that profit has bought and funded this project!
I'm not sure whether it's safari or Mad Max. Probably not enough visible rust and damage for the latter, though I guess the liberal use of scrap metal and scaffolding bar fits the bill...!
I'm not sure whether it's safari or Mad Max. Probably not enough visible rust and damage for the latter, though I guess the liberal use of scrap metal and scaffolding bar fits the bill...!
/The front end has changed it from 959 Dakar style to Scrapheap Challenge./
Oh no! Dakar good, Mad Max good, Scrapheap Challenge... bad. What sort of design would you have wanted to see?
I'm a fan of the Mad Max style as well as safari racers like the Dakar 959, but I think having it a bit more bash-proof is probably the safer bet given that my daughter will be learning to drive this thing!
Oh no! Dakar good, Mad Max good, Scrapheap Challenge... bad. What sort of design would you have wanted to see?
I'm a fan of the Mad Max style as well as safari racers like the Dakar 959, but I think having it a bit more bash-proof is probably the safer bet given that my daughter will be learning to drive this thing!
I sold the original grille. I was wondering about something bespoke, but maybe discretion is the better part of valour and a chrome Audi badge off the Bay of E might be a better choice. It will need a plate behind it to mount to though, and that ought to follow the outline of the badge, so some lasering might be required at some point...
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