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fekälixfer
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Etienne
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| Neil wrote: | | God, i hate lomax |
And this modified Burton is not a beauty... These Kit cars have a good success in UK as well as in NL!
Why do dutch and british people like these plastic cars trying to look like old cars, but actually looking like nothing (or crap most of the time)???
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fekälixfer
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the wrong pics;)
the right in the evening....  |
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Bart
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| Quote: | | Why do dutch and british people like these plastic cars trying to look like old cars, but actually looking like nothing (or crap most of the time)??? |
Well most people who build them are not 2cvers in the first place. Secondly the concept works great for a lot of people (who are probably not too bothered about 2cvs), building a Burton is building their own car... it is sort of LEGO for adults, thats why a lot of people like them.
Cheers, Bart
p.s. I could see Felix pics cause I'm not on myspace, can you show them in an other way? |
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fekälixfer
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Bart
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| Quote: | | ähhh.. bartje. i dont know.. but my pics on my space... |
ehhh yes I only see links to a myspace thing in your messenges... I can't help it.
Tschau, Bart |
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Etienne
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| Posted: Sat Feb 09, 2008 10:35 pm Post subject: |
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Felix, host your pics with mediafire or any thing like that, in order everybody's can see your pics.
Thanx
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mateo
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| Posted: Sun Feb 10, 2008 2:14 am Post subject: |
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| Etienne wrote: | Felix, host your pics with mediafire or any thing like that, in order everybody's can see your pics.
Thanx |
+1 youpi !!!!
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the car is ugly, but it is an interesting engine option, because motorcycle engines are powerful and light. does anyone have some experience with that? is there a problem with power range, because 2cv is much heavier than motorcycle? what about flywheel?
(perhaps admin could move this to new topic about motorcycle engines conversions) |
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backfire
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If you stick with bmw engine or moto-guzzi engine this is no problem with 2cv. RPM range usable, the clutch is also dry plate clutch. But making conversion is not cheap.
Moto-guzzi engine was designed to be used in a small car (some thing like fiat 500) but never really happened, later used in motorcycle´s.
Also Hayabusa engine is used in a westfield, car weighs about 435KG, Although this engine is turbocharged and has about 450HP.
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Etienne
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The modern BMW engine is heavier than the 2cv one.
It would be better to have Ami Super chassis.
Maybe Geoff cand show a pic of the chassis of his "24h race" 2cv? 
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fekälixfer
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| Posted: Sun Mar 02, 2008 10:24 pm Post subject: |
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huha... the transport area in the rear of the ak is nearly finished...
my problem is this projekt to assemble:)
see times..
photos come if I sytem with high-load understood...
nice evening
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fekälixfer
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Bart
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Great work!!
I like the fact it hasn't got side windows and hey I think a lowered AK400 looks great!
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