How to ruin 2 cars @ once...

Is that a vette??

I mean... I've definitely seen worse.

yeah that sucks.

So much work... but for what, exactly?

Call me indifferent. I'd drive it, but I wouldn't buy or build it. I've certainly seen worse.

Honestly, with a better B pillar / rear window treatment that would be downright awesome. It's still the best molesto-vette conversion I've seen.

In reply to nderwater:

Yep, I'd drive those too.

I think it looks not half bad from the front end, the back end,um, not so much

As far as the workmanship, looks pretty great from what I can see on my phone screen. It's good enough that I had to look more than once to figure out what kind of car it was.

I don't hate the Volvo one, but I am in love with the 57-58 chevy one. That does it for me. Thank God im poor.

Somebody must have spent a bunch of money on one of these and want out for pennies on the dollar. I really like that.

Toyman01 wrote: Call me indifferent. I'd drive it, but I wouldn't buy or build it. I've certainly seen worse.

Same boat.

It's not like its that methhead Mercedes Daytona Prototype thing we were talking about a few months ago.

It's a sad day that a disco-vette made into the Batmobile has the best proportions out of a group of kit cars. I'll take mine with a big block and flames out the back please.

I really like it. So so 11 other people.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/251966097066?rmvSB=true

I'd drive it, but those wheels have to go. Something significantly more retro needed.

would have been cooler as a P1800e

Some people need to stay out of the shop after taking their medication. There are definitely uglier cars in existence, but why people need to do this to a Corvette is beyond me. I would drive the heck out of the batmobile though. That would make a fun Chumpcar/LeMons entry.

I like the idea of remaking classic cars with modern tech. I just would prefer they not chopping up a classic in the process.

Wheels are too big and need a more retro look.

I know they put big money into doing that but a buy it now of $45k seems high, guess they are looking for somone with more money then sense.

As the vette is 'glass... who said a classic Volvo was chopped up? Looking at the pictures, it looks well done. I am willing to bet it is all glassfibre.

As for "I wouldn't do that to a vette" GM only churned out how many millions of them?

I think it looks pretty good. And it is probably a fiberglass body.

In reply to mad_machine:

From the add.

A complete 1992 Corvette and a complete 1967 Volvo 1800 were the starting point for this professionally constructed custom car. The body panels of the Corvette were modified and/or replaced with the Volvo 1800 body parts to create a vehicle that appears to be a modern looking Volvo 1800, but with all the amenities of a modern vehicle. This car is basically a Corvette that looks very much like a custom Volvo 1800 . It is titled and licensed as a 1992 Corvette.

It's not like a '92 Corvette is a rare classic. As for the Volvo, I know where one is sitting now that you could pick up for about 5 bills. It's rusted enough that it would be a good donor for a project like this.

nderwater wrote:

I must learn more about this.

Next thing you know someone will be chopping up a P1800ES and a Miata to put them together...with a Ford powertrain even!