Questionable modifications: pictures inside!

[LeadFootLiam]

Challenge accepted

Only way a Prius can be cool, is if you crush it.

 

[Dagger311]

Or put it in the freezer .

 

[LeadFootLiam]

Twin charged mid mounted Pontiac 455 big block.

Your argument is invalid.

Ya but it's a Prius.

 

[Dagger311]

But seriously, http://goldengeesenews.blogspot.com/2013/07/how-to-fix-your-prius-in-two-easy-steps.html

 

[Slash]

But seriously, http://goldengeesenews.blogspot.com/2013/07/how-to-fix-your-prius-in-two-easy-steps.html

1. Rent tank.
2. Crush

 

[ProjectWHaT]

Put a V12 AMG in the middle and add AWD. And make the body out of carbon fiber. Add some downforce if needed.

 

[Snorevette]

What you need to do is put chrome donk wheels on it. That way they can't be used to ruin an actually good car.

 

[The Stig Farmer]

isn't that the old 300C but with different front bumper and light?

Chrysler 300C = Dodge Charger = Dodge Magnum.

 

[LMSCorvetteGT2]

This. Is. For. Questionable. Cars. Back on track!
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I recon this was an Accord...

I reckon it goes like 🤬

I wonder what everyone's looking at in that pic... xd

Probably a Ferrari in platinum scales

It's pointless stock anyway, why make it worse.

No it serves its purpose in stock form, this is just pissing away money.

 

[Team THRT Drift]

So upon searching "Custom Ford Ranger"

 

[R5]

Lol. Not matter how cool you want to make a Prius, it will never be cool.

 

[MoLiEG]

So upon searching "Custom Ford Ranger"

LOL That thing is amazing!

 

[xXKingJoshXx]

Dual overhead camshafts. Sixteen valves. A compression ratio of 10.3:1. Multi-point fuel injection. One hundred forty horsepower out of 1,975 cubic centimeters. And the 1999 Hyundai Elantra to this day remains invisible on our roads. Or, at least, most of them do. We’ll make an exception for Harry Bleiwise’s pushmepullyu four-wheel-steer airbagged Elantra, which, though it didn’t crabwalk home with any awards at our most recent cruise night, was nevertheless the most unique car in the show.

Double-enders, as Ray Scroggins termed them in Special Interest Autos in 1977, have been around for decades, and tend to come together to promote businesses, typically with some sort of lame slogan capitalizing on the cars’ curiosity. Harry, of nearby Manchester, Vermont, said he had his Hyundai built more out of whimsy than anything.

“I got the idea years ago when I saw a Chevy with two front ends and thought, ‘My God, that looks fun,’” he said.



So in about 2008 he took his 1999 Hyundai Elantra – a 29,000-mile car with no rust or damage whatsoever – to restorer and fabricator Dave Brooks, also of Manchester, and told Dave his plan. “He lasered this and lasered that, and now the car goes sideways and up and down,” Harry said.

Well, it did take a little more than just shooting the Elantra up with lasers, Dave said. Using another rust-free Elantra that one of Harry’s friends provided, Dave cut off both cars’ back halves and then mated their unibody structures to a cube that Dave fabricated out of 1/8-inch plate steel. “After that, it was just basic welding and bodywork,” Dave said. That is, if you don’t count all the goodies that Dave installed, including airbag suspension on all four corners, an onboard fire suppression system, a 120-volt converter, a smoke screen system, switch-activated four-wheel steering, and a skidplate under the back so Harry can drag the rear end and shoot sparks. Oh, and Dave also added mounts for “landing gear” that would descend from the central cube structure, lift the car’s four wheels off the ground, and spin it around, though Harry hasn’t elected to install that system just yet.



For all those modifications, Harry and Dave left much of the rest of the car alone, including the stock drivetrain (the back half is unpowered). “It runs fine,” Harry said. “Just a little slower now. But we still have a lot of fun with it.” All told, it took three winters for Dave to complete the modifications to Harry’s Elantra.



And as if the pushmepullyu Hyundai weren’t spectacle enough, Harry brought along his brand-new Ferrari 458 Spider and 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air. For future cruise nights, he’s considering bringing down his new Tesla or maybe a 2000 Gillig transit bus. “You gotta enjoy life every day because who knows when the curtain comes,” Harry said.

- See more at: http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/...1999-elantra/?refer=news#sthash.YvDnVB3C.dpuf

 

[Cano]

Haha, that is absolutely awesome

 

[swynder]

I don´t even wanna know what vehicle they killed to make this...

 

[Dagger311]

I don´t even wanna know what vehicle they killed to make this...

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Looks like an old Chevy... .

 

[MoLiEG]

WAT

 

[swynder]

Looks like an old Chevy....

I´m not much into old Chevy trucks, but still... I am sad for the one that was brutally murdered to give birth to... That thing whatever it is...

 

[AudiMan2011]

A much better job than James May's Alfaab 9164.

Speaking of which... here's another "push me pull you" car

 

[Dagger311]

I´m not much into old Chevy trucks, but still... I am sad for the one that was brutally murdered to give birth to... That thing whatever it is...

I almost cried. I love them. Their owners take care of them too. Like this one I saw yesterday.

To taxidermy-ify any car should be a crime.

 

[Fazerfan]

 

[Bo]

 

[AlvaroF]

Many mixed feeling are many...

 

[ProjectWHaT]

I want that spoiler on my 86 (if I ever get one)

 

[ISniffPetrol]

Ralli Art... Suuuure.

 

[Gotbeefboy564]

Aww At least it's a Mitsubishi.

 

[Danny]

 

[ildd]

Well. . It might protect against awful parkers

 

[Zychotic1]

looks like they wanted to be able to lock someone in...

 

[ildd]

Can't believe BMW made an M6 convertible smh