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madmorrie
 Post subject: MR2 Turbo RWD van
PostPosted: Fri Feb 20, 2009 11:14 pm 
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This thing is gonna be UGLY! Probably Fast, but definitely ugly.

http://turbosport.co.uk/showthread.php? ... ost1465639

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Ugly it is..... :shock:

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Wow, two thumbs up - for ugliness! :?

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Seems pointless... But to each their own. RWD Minis don't get me going.

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I feel violently ill all of a sudden.

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does anyone know where you get those fiberglass dashes from.

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does anyone know where you get those fiberglass dashes from

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I think a Fortec body kit would have suited it much better.

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badassmini wrote:
does anyone know where you get those fiberglass dashes from


PM the guy in the UK and ask him. And then come back and tell all of us please.

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The STIG on Theminiforum makes them.

link: http://www.theminiforum.co.uk/forums/in ... 11020&st=0

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sorry but who ever is building that has no idea
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That dash looks like it should have a toilet sitting in front of it
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That dash looks like it should have a toilet sitting in front of it


Funniest thing I've heard today!

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The rejected Bat Mobile? Possibly the Robin Mobile?

But as was said, each to their own...
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It's a nice idea, completely spoiled by not making a subframe for the engine (using the old chassis from the MR2) and those ridiculous flares. It could have been done so much nicer with a stainless subframe (to put on show by opening the doors), and narrowing the track as much as possible then squeezing the wheels in as much as possible.

When I had a Clubman van shell, I mooted the idea but the track difference is just too much to bear.

Those are the ugliest flares I think I've ever seen. Hope the geezer doesn't visit this forum...
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