Lol, perhaps yall have already seen this but I saw this 2nd gen monstrosity here in Mesa, AZ.. There are tusks are on the front of this thing
Think there might be a few similar here. I'm getting things rounded up for a 40 mm lift now. Strut spacers all of its here
I am guessing this is a 6-in lift or better so my 40 mm is not going to be anything like this this car's the same as my vehicle color and all I wouldn't want the tire sticking out that far I mean it looks mean and aggressive but that must tear up the rest of the driving ability of the car gas mileage and so on my kind of take a dump I'm just looking for a tad bit easier climbing in and out of the car and a tad bit of clearance so when I'm running down small trails in North Carolina I'm a little higher on the growth on the ground.
Lol yea I can't imagine it will come close, this thing was taller than our '04 RAV4. I would be very curious to drive and find out how much MPGs it gets. Maybe he lurks on these forums ^^
I don't think so I think there's some guys from Prius overland or something on here but that extreme I'm guessing probably not I wonder if it even has the original drivetrain in the vehicle A lot of these lifted things you know the chassis just sitting on top of a whatever
That undercarriage looks to only be a 2 wheel drive front end. Ha! If you are converting a powerwise underwhelming dork-mobile - why not go V8 & 4X4 to yer dork mobile - like this 70's era fird pinto It's what you do when you have way too much time to waste. .
Admittedly if I was in the more money than brains club and had my own workshop with all the time in the world to build project cars, think I would have plenty of my fair share of dumb to other people projects lol In a way, I didn't think the Prius looked that ridiculous, almost reminded me of a vehicross if I squinted really hard
Submitted for your viewing pleasure, the Morvair: That Lifted Chevy Corvair Wagon Built for Off-Road Recoveries Is Finally Finished This beast is designed to pull cars out of trouble on off road trails. Other than the body, there isn't very much of the original Corvair wagon remaining.
