Flooding in Europe
Appleseed said:In reply to Pete. (l33t FS) :
Vega wagon will fight you for such blasphemy.
What blasphemy? Vega wagon looks perfect.
That Neon hatch looks like someone took a four door Neon and stretched it between the A and B pillars to stick a 2 door's door in there. Then eliminated the rear door. Proportions on it just look... weird.
I will, however, deduct four points for linking a park bench car.
In reply to Pete. (l33t FS) :
FWIW the wheelbase, roof pan, backglass, and deck lid are identical between 2- and 4-door Neons.
Pete. (l33t FS) said:That Neon hatch looks like someone took a four door Neon and stretched it between the A and B pillars to stick a 2 door's door in there. Then eliminated the rear door. Proportions on it just look...
I had my Neon parked nose to nose with my 3rd gen Camaro one day. It was a bit jarring to look at, since the wheelbase on the Neon is three inches longer, the nose overhang about a foot shorter, and the back edge of the door (2door) is almost a foot farther from the rear tire.
I will try to take a picture sometime. It makes both cars look weird.
Photo dump from my adventure yesterday
NickD said:
That seems like a fairly obvious ripoff of the Jaguar XK-220.
DonnonGT said:NickD said:
That seems like a fairly obvious ripoff of the Jaguar XK-220.
The rear half looks a lot like the CERV III to me.
In reply to DonnonGT :
I do believe that there is a face swap. Jag and what, a Renault?
Yeah, its an XK220 with a Renault Twingo front
Woody (Forum Supportum) said:
Great price! Around here the boneless watermelons are way more!
neat old corvette at the car show yesterday
how about a rotary powered corvette?
turbo. Rotary. Stick. RHD. Sedan. JDM only. All the weird.
1906 runabout. List price new was $445.
converted to today dollars it was around $12,500
Looks like a "build it yourself" design from the back of Boys Life magazine.
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