Did another road trip this year...4600 miles.
Did another road trip this year...4600 miles.
In reply to JohnnyBquick :
My eyes popped a bit when i read "21lbs of boost". Awesome.
How much power does that get you? I imagine that makes the car quite fun.
also, I love that you drive the poo out of it!
Not dyno'ed yet.
But a bunch of power and a kick to drive.
Always get askeded "how fast have you had it or how fast does it go"
I usually say The Speed Limit!
In reply to stroker :
Nocones needs that!!!
Pete Gossett (Forum Supporter) said:In reply to stroker :
Nocones needs that!!!
Duly notified.
Turn my back and a minute later see my car being used as a model prop out side the motel.
stroker said:
That's mine now! Ex-James Wagner project. Getting reborn with an Alfa Romeo powertrain.
Lots of cosmetic and engineering work to do, six years under the elements in a farm field didn't do her any good.
Woot! Any build thread or anything to link to or just start one here!
I've wanted one of these since the 90's.
Never in the right place at the right time, and for me the time probably won't be right again for a long time, but It's a concept that I love!
Alfa Romeo power for the win!
In reply to JohnnyBquick :
You took this to the Barbie premier this weekend, right? Right?
I saw this car at RadWood Southwest in Phoenix last night. So cool. And great that it still gets driven. It was there with a whole group of turbo Dodges and another Consulier.
my buddy texted me this pic of your car
Not too bad of an article!!!
In reply to JohnnyBquick :
Hokey Smokes Bullwinkle, this has been a fun morning! I just ingested it all! I can't wait to see what happens next! And you Drive it! Driving is my favorite thing to do with a car. It is my pleasure to bump this post back onto the first page.
I remember seeing these in the 90's at Road Atlanta, probably at a Walter Mitty weekend. Another Mid Engine car inspiring my mania. I would have a similar problem to this if I had money, any money!
I cannot help but Love these cars, The Wind designs the best things, IMO.
WARNING! The following is a shameless self promotion segment: Join me as I cut up junk, make mistakes and a mess at my very limited expense on my forum post in Builds and Project Cars, "06 Cobalt engine swap, Front to Rear". REMEMBER: No $$, no time, no tech(we use string and mistakes), no welding(ok, a little), no special tools, no exact plans(other than being indoors while driving.)
The Future is wide open.
Went to the Radwood show in San Francisco. Traveled from Oregon down 101 and then hiway" 1 ". Great trip and really good show.
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