The 3 Performance here...that wins the autocrosses, is "LOLV8"
I had one blow past me on the Autobahn doing about 160. Tiny ass wheels flying.View attachment 166886
i rember seeing one of these autocross at one of two vw waterfest shows i went to....
black with yellow lexan windows...
it was not slow.
They weren't massively reliable, but Renault 5 GT Turbo's were fun, until you stuck it in a hedge. I could happily give a Peugeot 205 1.9 GTI a blast now if the opportunity arose, Top Gear just had a 1991, 40 grand restomod in a vid but didn't give it much coverage.A Renault with a turbo seems... inadvisable.
Kind of goes without saying with a Renault, right?They weren't massively reliable,
well now you've said peugeot and triggered memories of my wife's old 405 mi16 that was a manual and incredibly fun to drive but also enjoyed breaking down and stranding us in (in the pre-cell phone era) . . . a blizzard in rural west virginia; a cornfield in central illinois; and in the middle of cabrini green, in chicago, in the mid-1990s. DAMMIT PEUGEOT.They weren't massively reliable, but Renault 5 GT Turbo's were fun, until you stuck it in a hedge. I could happily give a Peugeot 205 1.9 GTI a blast now if the opportunity arose, Top Gear just had a 1991, 40 grand restomod in a vid but didn't give it much coverage.
Company cars were mostly 504s growing up. Would borrow a 504 wagon sometimes for when we went to the beach. Loved riding in these as a kid. And the 505 was our all-time fav. (80s models)well now you've said peugeot and triggered memories of my wife's old 405 mi16 that was a manual and incredibly fun to drive but also enjoyed breaking down and stranding us in (in the pre-cell phone era) . . . a blizzard in rural west virginia; a cornfield in central illinois; and in the middle of cabrini green, in chicago, in the mid-1990s. DAMMIT PEUGEOT.
one of my dads company cars in virginia in the 80's.....olds sedan...diesel.......yeah.....diesel....Company cars were mostly 504s growing up. Would borrow a 504 wagon sometimes for when we went to the beach. Loved riding in these as a kid. And the 505 was our all-time fav. (80s models)
Delta 88 diesel? Epic.one of my dads company cars in virginia in the 80's.....olds sedan...diesel.......yeah.....diesel....
There was one for sale last week on obscure cars. I had no idea.something like that...
yeah....he filled it up at the ryder place near the wearhouse he ran....they would rent semi"s there when they were short...There was one for sale last week on obscure cars. I had no idea.
My mom had an all brown Delta 88.Delta 88 diesel? Epic.
My mom had an Olds 98 diesel. Also a giant piece of shit. Many memories of riding in a tow truck because of that turd.My mom had an all brown Delta 88.
What a pile of shit. I still remember the day I puked in the back of it before being dropped off at daycare.
Only thing more crappy was the Ford Contour (I think...) which replaced it.
Man... that area has kinda gone all upscale/gentrified...<snip> in the middle of cabrini green, in chicago, in the mid-1990s.
An electric Transit or similar would be the ultimate bike vehicle.That article said:Ford said it has more than 160,000 orders for its F-150 Lightning electric pickup truck and that an electric version of its Transit commercial van is "completely sold out."
Ford has a low range cargo van e-Transit. Some upfitters do their own EV conversions for the other variants. Up to 120 kWh from this outfit:An electric Transit or similar would be the ultimate bike vehicle.
Yeah I mean it is the perfect skateboard vehicle. Could have a ridiculous battery with slightly more floor height and/or lower clearance.Ford has a low range cargo van e-Transit. Some upfitters do their own EV conversions for the other variants. Up to 120 kWh from this outfit:
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EV maker Rivian boosts IPO price range, aims for $65 bln valuation
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oh hell yeah, I hadn't seen this
Please do that, it would be actually epic.oh hell yeah, I hadn't seen this
I'm puttin that bitch in a snowmobile just to get a pic of me flipping off changleen!
I'm a poor plannerI suspect the batteries to make it go far enough would be too heavy atm I’m afraid.
Ill advised.middle of cabrini green, in chicago, in the mid-1990s.