Posted By: FC7AARcuda
1969 Roadrunner 4X4
Posted By: not_a_charger
Re: 1969 Roadrunner 4X4 - 01/25/24 12:00 PM
The next time someone does a good job building a car into a 4x4 will be the first time someone does a good job building a car into a 4x4.
Posted By: topside
Re: 1969 Roadrunner 4X4 - 01/25/24 03:17 PM
Not exactly well-executed, to put it politely.
I have seen a couple cars done up into 4x4s that were pretty nice, but that's over a span of...I guess 50 years...
Most memorable was one I saw in Central CA in the '90s: an early-'80s BMW 6-series, of all things !
It appeared well-done enough that only its ride height - maybe 4" above normal - tipped us off.
I have seen a couple cars done up into 4x4s that were pretty nice, but that's over a span of...I guess 50 years...
Most memorable was one I saw in Central CA in the '90s: an early-'80s BMW 6-series, of all things !
It appeared well-done enough that only its ride height - maybe 4" above normal - tipped us off.
Posted By: nuthinbutmopar
Re: 1969 Roadrunner 4X4 - 01/25/24 07:30 PM
This RR popped up on my feed yesterday, kinda like a car wreck, you can't help but look...
There was a late-70's Corvette dropped onto a Bronco (YES, Bronco, with a 302) frame for sale for a couple grand probably 5 years ago. Pretty sure it was built by a guy learning how to weld when he was drunk, pure hack job. I joked with my wife that we should buy it just to go to all of the "Corvette ONLY" shows and events just to see the TACOs (Typical A$^@(!e Corvette Owners) heads explode. This might be the Corvette guy's way to get into a MOPAR show...
Originally Posted by not_a_charger
The next time someone does a good job building a car into a 4x4 will be the first time someone does a good job building a car into a 4x4.
There was a late-70's Corvette dropped onto a Bronco (YES, Bronco, with a 302) frame for sale for a couple grand probably 5 years ago. Pretty sure it was built by a guy learning how to weld when he was drunk, pure hack job. I joked with my wife that we should buy it just to go to all of the "Corvette ONLY" shows and events just to see the TACOs (Typical A$^@(!e Corvette Owners) heads explode. This might be the Corvette guy's way to get into a MOPAR show...
Posted By: 67vertman
Re: 1969 Roadrunner 4X4 - 01/26/24 12:41 AM
At least they didn't cut up the wheel-wells.
It seems like every converted "non-factory option" 4X4 has the ugly tires sting out three feet from the body.
It seems like every converted "non-factory option" 4X4 has the ugly tires sting out three feet from the body.
Posted By: RoadRunnerLuva
Re: 1969 Roadrunner 4X4 - 01/26/24 02:21 AM
Originally Posted by not_a_charger
The next time someone does a good job building a car into a 4x4 will be the first time someone does a good job building a car into a 4x4.
nicely done!
Posted By: TJP
Re: 1969 Roadrunner 4X4 - 01/26/24 03:11 AM
🤮🤢🤮🤮🤮🤮
Posted By: bigdad
Re: 1969 Roadrunner 4X4 - 01/26/24 04:45 PM
equally as good as a photographer as well
Posted By: Tempest
Re: 1969 Roadrunner 4X4 - 01/27/24 01:54 PM
I might have throw up a little in the back of my throat.