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20-11-2012, 07:38 PM
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Backyard Mechanic
Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: Bendigo, VIC
Posts: 198
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THE MORPH PROJECT.
Please note this is entirely hypothetical. I have often wondered what it would be like to drive around in an old muscle car but have the power and grunt of a new sports car or even just a new car in general. So essentially you would have, the oldschool shell, and chassis, with a new cars, engine, driveline, steering, and suspension. The interior and dash cluster would all be old school aswell. The cars involved in this scenario would be a 2005 BA XR6 and a XB utility. So i pose the question to everyone, would this be possible? Would you do it? And what sort of issues may arise in doing so? (i know this may open a can of worms but i feel its a very interesting conversation to have) So discuss aways gents! B. |
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The Morph Project!
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