Imagery...

what in the east German hell...
i mean it almost works, but...

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ran across this checking out some anime JDM car stuff. thought it was cool
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i wonder if that boat is actually functional

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Super_Randy wrote:

i wonder if that boat is actually functional

It looks like it would be but I'd wager it never sees water. That's pretty clearly a show queen.

A different one than we normally see, I think. I'd totally build one of these.

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i don't understand the appeal of the COE trend right now.

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Super_Randy wrote:

i don't understand the appeal of the COE trend right now.

Is it more popular than I realize or do you mean the couple we've shared in the thread?

I'd love like a Jeep FC or one of the old Ford Coes.

in about the last 5 years or so they've gotten popular in the custom car/hot rod scene.

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Super_Randy wrote:

in about the last 5 years or so they've gotten popular in the custom car/hot rod scene.

I think it's just a case of a person building something cool and everyone just copying it. Like the ultra-low VW gokart, busfront/bugback, bugfender scooter, if someone does something not seen, it seems a ton of people just hop on the bandwagon to the point of saturation.

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Meet the VW Bulli like no other… Imagine a 1960s Volkswagen Type 2 “Bulli” turned into a mountain-climbing machine. Introducing the Half-Track Fox, a one-of-a-kind creation built by Austrian engineer Kurt Kretzner, designed to tackle snow, sand, streams and forests all at a modest 35 km/h top speed. With chain-driven rear tracks, dual front steering axles, and a unique design that kept it road-legal yet capable of conquering Alpine terrain, this Bulli still lives in VW’s Hanover heritage collection after a passionate restoration

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apparently this ran up Pikes Peak this year.

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Super_Randy wrote:

apparently this ran up Pikes Peak this year.

I found it's pass up the hill (starts at 23:30). It's called "Bug Zappa because it's an EV.

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found this on a model car forum

https://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/topic/150086-1967-vw-kastenwagen-gasser/

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According to the facebook VW group I found this in, we're not a whole bunch more enlightened today than in 62, when this pic was taken.

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the bug looks huge compared to the mini behind it :lol:
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