idk but once the fuel line goes it just siphon feeds the flames. with a full tank, fire extinguishers aren't going to put a dent in it. also depends on what type of extinguisher you're using as to how effective it'll be.
i can fix that.
...and paint it mexico blue, and put it on 5 spokes, and put a 2276 in it. just sayin' :lol:
call me crazy but bugs just don't look good with flames. it's difficult to make work for some reason.
Super_Randy wrote:
call me crazy but bugs just don't look good with flames. it's difficult to make work for some reason.
The face at the front creeps me out :)
schwim wrote:
Super_Randy wrote:
call me crazy but bugs just don't look good with flames. it's difficult to make work for some reason.
The face at the front creeps me out :)
looks like good quality work though.
I wonder what his handicap is.
im skeptical...
^^^ They're after the bumper for sure!
...And the door handle may be too. :)
Maddel wrote:
^^^ They're after the bumper for sure!
...And the door handle may be too. :)
That's gotta be it though. That thing has been thoroughly squashed.
The description says it's a super beetle, I'd be interested to see if they stuck with the strut front end.
i want that color on a pro street 57 chevy!
Yeah, the color is just amazing.
Seems I'm on a streak of finding sad endings for bugs.
that the politician street racing crash you posted a while back?
Super_Randy wrote:
that the politician street racing crash you posted a while back?
There was no context to the post so I'm not sure, it looks like a different crumple than the last one. This one looks even more squished.
Considering that car 25 remained with Porsche for many years, it surely underwent several upgrades. Here it is seen on a hoist at the Porsche factory fitted with a later front bumper with “banana” overriders.
