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I dont think the question is wether its possible, its more about wether its viable.
IMO it would be a complete waste of time and effort, but then I have the same opinion about the 4x4 being built as we speak.
So at the end of the day you just need someone with a big enough wallet, and the fabrication skills to do it, and also someone who wants to end up with a car that would be pretty much hopelessly undriveable lol
dont get me wrong im not shooting my wad into a roll of tissue about this car, i just wanted to know if it was true or not, but i guess you cant be curious without being called a fool :confused:
no the anglia was pale green, the original common anglia colour i believe, unless you put 2 anglias together you couldnt tell he had done itQuote:
Originally Posted by burgo
I'm sure there was a photoshop of a Lotus Carlton engine in a Nova but I'm not aware of a conversion being done. Hence the sarcastic answers.
Anything is possible, for eaxmple how about a Rover SD1 with a 27l Meteor engine
thats insane, and proves my point anything CAN be done
Im pretty sure a Merlin in a Nova would be pushing it.
Or a Rolls Royce Trent 500 :)
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it'd be all very well and good slapping the engine in (although costing a fair whack) but imagine the weight of the block . It would never ever ever take a corner AND the shell would probrably snap under the pressure ..
in that case theres two widened 4x4 anglias as a bloke i know has got one aswell lolQuote:
Originally Posted by gunny
lol be very nice to see if someone has done it ,i dout it though
Anyone remember the lad that put a spitfire engine in an old talbot avenger estate, was on top gear? lol