Wow! Its hideous and cool all in the same scream. Some wider wheels and I'd be shouting late model modified for the street.
The rest of the dudes site isn't bad either. http://ekhatch.wordpress.com/2009/08/
Wow! Its hideous and cool all in the same scream. Some wider wheels and I'd be shouting late model modified for the street.
The rest of the dudes site isn't bad either. http://ekhatch.wordpress.com/2009/08/
I find it entertaining. But I'd want it with a 4cyl up front and some rwd adaptation. The v8 heart with that body just doesn't make sense to me.
That's cool! Of course I like front V8 engine, big tires, stretched wheelbase, partially hooded, RWD dubs.
Actually, there are at least two Crosley hot-rods like this that were done in the '50s-'60s, and many more since then.
splitime wrote: The v8 heart with that body just doesn't make sense to me.
What about this one? Rabbit with a 928 drive train.
mrwillie wrote: I like it alot.....who thinks of stuff like this??? Oh wait....never mind.
Yup! That's him in the mirror again, Ma!! He's lookin' at me again!!
wheels777 wrote: That's cool! Of course I like front V8 engine, big tires, stretched wheelbase, partially hooded, RWD dubs.
I'm digging the fact he used a small block Mopar in there. Looks like it's wearing an Edelbrock Performer intake too.
It's certainly not what I was expecting. I really dig the front end but the back just doesn't work with the stock fenders inside the wheels. It needs to have the rear quarters cut out or something.
Also, from the same site. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbSQTwZo2lQ&feature=player_embedded#!
skruffy wrote: It's certainly not what I was expecting. I really dig the front end but the back just doesn't work with the stock fenders inside the wheels. It needs to have the rear quarters cut out or something.
I like it, but I could definitely see using box flares to create something similar to 1930s fenders....the problem is that I don't see how to tie the theme in for the front of the car.
The first to try takes the jeers, spears, and cheers.
I like it a lot. There is less and less that hasn't been done, so cool stuff like this needs to get the credit it deserves.
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