I really want to build a tow/off-road/zombie apocalypse vehicle.
Flight Service wrote:
I just want to build a project car that will eventually run...
. Vaguely unrelated pic...
grafmiata wrote:Flight Service wrote:I just want to build a project car that will eventually run...
I have done a few of those.
'68 390 in a '82 F100 is my most memorable one. (Original motor was 300 I6 with 300K+ on it)
grafmiata wrote:Flight Service wrote:I just want to build a project car that will eventually run...
Last time I was in Lees shop it had a gravel floor, or is this some other crazy 2000/1600 racer.
Flight Service wrote:
Like mine?
edwardh80 wrote:Flight Service wrote:Like mine?
What is that?
In reply to Billy_Bottle_Caps:
Nissan Patrol 1997. Called a "ute" (short for utility vehicle) in Australia. Nissan sells them in Africa, Asia and Australia, and very low numbers in Europe as well. Sadly not in the Americas though.
edwardh80 wrote:Flight Service wrote:Like mine?
If that could seat 7+, yes just like that.
In reply to edwardh80:
man that is cool
Billy_Bottle_Caps wrote:
I actually got to drive one of those at SEMA on the Off-Road track (The one I drove is in the pic above).
That thing is very capable for an out of the box off roader.
Billy_Bottle_Caps wrote:
Now THAT is cool!
edwardh80 wrote: Like mine?
That is badass!
chandlerGTi wrote:grafmiata wrote:Last time I was in Lees shop it had a gravel floor, or is this some other crazy 2000/1600 racer.Flight Service wrote:I just want to build a project car that will eventually run...
Not Lee's place. This is one corner of the place that John Mills was working out of. You need to check out his new shop when it's done. Gonna be awesome!!!
Flight Service wrote:edwardh80 wrote:If that could seat 7+, yes just like that.Flight Service wrote:Like mine?
They come in a wagon version as well. Like below, albeit a tad modified:
Billy_Bottle_Caps wrote:
That thing needs a pintle with a Ma Duece in the back.
In reply to stroker:
It is called "slinky"
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