Badly modified cars thread Mk3

[DoubleD]

Shuvi McTupya said:

DoubleD said:

Shuvi McTupya said:

TriumphStag3.0V8 said:

RB Will said:

I quite like that.


It's OK, I will leave now.

It certainly is NOT badly modified!

Yeah, its very badly modified.

If that was what he was going for, then it is very well done. I cant see anything wrong with the workmanship!

The quality of the workmanship is impossible to tell from that one picture.

[ajprice]

RB Will said:

Ah, the Citroen Picasso

[ajprice]

anonymous said:

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For a minute I thought I had double.posted

[Escort3500]

Shuvi McTupya said:

DoubleD said:

Shuvi McTupya said:

TriumphStag3.0V8 said:

RB Will said:

I quite like that.


It's OK, I will leave now.

It certainly is NOT badly modified!

Yeah, its very badly modified.

If that was what he was going for, then it is very well done. I cant see anything wrong with the workmanship!

Ah, the periodic argument on PH about what comprises “badly modified”.

A lot of the examples posted here are probably mechanically sound but still look st. This one is a good example of that, although I’m not sure how you conclude from a photograph that the workmanship is satisfactory.

[TriumphStag3.0V8]

gazza285 said:

Awesome. Nice post rash down the near side. Must be a good alternator though, running all those voltmeters.

What makes it funnier is that none of them agree with each other

[vikingaero]

irocfan said:

Don't let Gerry McGovern see that or else it'll go into production as the new Jag Pickup. At least they won't have to bother with the legendary JLR build kwality.

[Europa1]

Escort3500 said:

Ah, the periodic argument on PH about what comprises “badly modified”.

A lot of the examples posted here are probably mechanically sound but still look st. This one is a good example of that, although I’m not sure how you conclude from a photograph that the workmanship is satisfactory.

Indeed. Is it the aesthetics or the execution?

[gazza285]

james_TW said:

thelostboy said:

Rockettvr said:

https://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/202...

This requires far, far more attention than its getting!

http://www.xiphisternum.com/athame.html

What in the name of all that is good and holy......????

Liking the top wishbones at the front.

[Baron Greenback]

[MorganP104]

Baron Greenback said:

About three weeks ago, the above would be a strong contender in this thread.

Now? Seems like the most sensible car anyone could want!

[james_TW]

Gotta be a render at least...

[mikey k]

james_TW said:

Gotta be a render at least...

Yep based off the Tesla Roadster which isn't in production yet

[StevenB]

anonymous said:

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No MOT since 2009, i wonder why ......

[Escort3500]

anonymous said:

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Headlights misaligned?

[Frimley111R]

Baron Greenback said:

Fuel cans on top???

[so called]

Mr lestat said:

RB Will said:

Not keen on the back but the rest looks ok.

I know they did a lot of special edition Corsas but hadn’t heard of one of those

Don’t understand why people badge like this unless it’s for a joke !

Back in around 1998 I was looking for a new car for my 'commute' to work.
In the end I bought a TVR Tasmin but had considered an old Rolls Royce and was going to re-badge it BMW as a joke for my colleagues in the German Office where I was working.
Decided that the 750 miles to work @ 10mpg was not a good idea.

[Europa1]

Frimley111R said:

Fuel cans on top???

They're full of panic bought mineral water.

[5harp3y]

ajprice said:

I'm pretty sure this is a pearoast, but there's a kei car called the Suzuki Twin. A Japanese company is making bumpers for it with the Pixar Cars mouth

i really like those

[RB Will]

Frimley111R said:

Baron Greenback said:

Fuel cans on top???

To power a petrol generator “range extender”

[AstonZagato]

so called said:

Back in around 1998 I was looking for a new car for my 'commute' to work.
In the end I bought a TVR Tasmin but had considered an old Rolls Royce and was going to re-badge it BMW as a joke for my colleagues in the German Office where I was working.
Decided that the 750 miles to work @ 10mpg was not a good idea.

But the TVR Tasmin was the right tool for the job? I like your thinking but I'm not sure I could replicate your workings...