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years ago, someone did try to make pseudo-lambos and pseudo-ferraris out of old car bodies, using lots of latero and masilya.. sarao-inspired yata..
'twas good while it lasted.. which wasn't long.
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April 11th, 2015 02:23 PM #12I see.. mataba na car sa payat na makina. hehe..
Big problem kasi sa original e napaka lakas sa gas at cant afford ang maintenance...
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I see.. mataba na car sa payat na makina. hehe..
Big problem kasi sa original e napaka lakas sa gas at cant afford ang maintenance...
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April 11th, 2015 02:26 PM #13May napanood na ako na ganyan.. Lambo ata ang ginaya niya sa old van engine niya ..
tingin ko nga nice yung idea. Gusto niya ma enjoy ang sports car look, gamit ang old engine ng car niya..
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May napanood na ako na ganyan.. Lambo ata ang ginaya niya sa old van engine niya ..
tingin ko nga nice yung idea. Gusto niya ma enjoy ang sports car look, gamit ang old engine ng car niya..
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April 11th, 2015 02:52 PM #14
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April 11th, 2015 02:53 PM #15
Lots of work to get something like that right. To ensure the front overhang doesn't ruin the look of the body.
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Doing a full custom job makes it easier to get the look right, since you don't have to squeeze the mechanicals to get it to fit.
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What you're looking for is something like the Aurelio. That's a tube-frame fiberglass car with the engine and front axles of a Civic sitting out back, and the front end of another Civic sitting up front.
Way back in the day, they were asking 700k or so for it.
But now that they're building customer cars, 2m ang asking. Bit pricey. Guess it could be lower if you go for a lower class of engine and parts... but don't expect to do something like that for less than 500k - 1m.
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Lots of work to get something like that right. To ensure the front overhang doesn't ruin the look of the body.
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Doing a full custom job makes it easier to get the look right, since you don't have to squeeze the mechanicals to get it to fit.
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What you're looking for is something like the Aurelio. That's a tube-frame fiberglass car with the engine and front axles of a Civic sitting out back, and the front end of another Civic sitting up front.
Way back in the day, they were asking 700k or so for it.
But now that they're building customer cars, 2m ang asking. Bit pricey. Guess it could be lower if you go for a lower class of engine and parts... but don't expect to do something like that for less than 500k - 1m.
Ang pagbalik ng comeback...
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April 11th, 2015 03:05 PM #16My idea is like a production car that can category to sports car body, wide, sporty and will stand out like ferrari, lambu, bugatti.. The engine is small to gain fuel efficient and less the maintenance cost.. Its like ma porma pero tama lang bilis.
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My idea is like a production car that can category to sports car body, wide, sporty and will stand out like ferrari, lambu, bugatti.. The engine is small to gain fuel efficient and less the maintenance cost.. Its like ma porma pero tama lang bilis.
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April 11th, 2015 03:34 PM #17
I think your vision is like the Honda CRZ. Looks really sporty but falls short on the grunt.
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April 11th, 2015 03:41 PM #18
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April 11th, 2015 03:41 PM #19
i prefer sleepers. i can still remember years ago in libis where a few honda sir were eating dust against a kia cd5, powered with mazda Z5 engine. parang nakakahiya yata yong mabilis ang porma pero mabagal ang takbo. just my thoughts.
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April 11th, 2015 03:51 PM #20
Very informative discussion guys. Thanks a lot!
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