Garry
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Found this via a Polish car forum, did some digging on Google and came up with the details: ''Mechanics Corvette + body OPEL cadett E first reg.: 10/1986, 280 KW (381 HP) Color: black, automatic, air conditioning system, black leather interior, aluminum rims, sun roof, power seats, power windows, all registration documents thereby ! 5733 ccm One-off production of the company Artz (see magazine Auto Motor und Sport 07/89), crossing of a Corvette with a special body of the OPEL cadett E, total production costs of 240.000,00 DM, structure of the OPEL body became on the chassis of the Corvette this completely by 25 cm widened and in the back over 15cm approx. extended, which became and leave front attachments joined the hood now to open unfold after in front, increase in output, power kit €25,900'' If you can read German: www.classicdriver.com/de/find/4100_results.asp?sorderby=tblManufacturers.sName+ASC%2C+tblModels.sModel+ASC%2C+bOfficial+DESC%2C+tblCars.sType+&action=simple_search&coopid=0&lmanufacturer=10098&lcurrency=7&next=4100_results.asp&dealerid=0&bsubmit=true&bclicked=false&bshowstock=Falsch&lCarID=1764713Fantastic!
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Jeeezus Haich Kreist - that's CHUFFING AWESOME!!!
Want
Want
WANT!
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90% there, just needs the stance sorting to get it sitting nice. as is, doesnt look quite right to me.
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That's quite old, I saw it about 7 years ago!! It's a "Pontiac LeMans" and I think it's actually in America.
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Only 245BHP though, not the random 381 they've pulled out of midair.
Ace bit of work someone's done there, though!
I've always thought the C4 was a great base for a rod or project like that, I'd love a completely paired-down, simplified and clean one or one with I dunno, like a 34 body on it. Been done quite a lot though, so it does work. Sometimes not so well....
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thats cool....wouldnt fancy widening a bonnet/roof etc
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91 golf g60, 89 golf 16v , 88 polo breadvan
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qwerty
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AstraVette - Artz Cordetteqwerty
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Hmmmmmm Doesn't sit right to me. Something looks a bit 'off' about it.
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street
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6.2 ft/lbs of talk
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Sheer brilliance! Love that! I wonder why the car came about? it's a random combintion of cars. Glad it did though! Gets an OOOF from me!
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wonder if its the same company that put a mk1 golf on a 928 chassis
edit ..http://www.vw-one.co.uk/volkswagen_golf_928.htm
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91 golf g60, 89 golf 16v , 88 polo breadvan
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The Doctor
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AstraVette - Artz CordetteThe Doctor
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there was a topic about this car (and another one) on here a long time ago, can't remember what the other car was... Very, VERY cool car if you ask me! edit: beaten by steveo3002, that was the car i meant!
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looks a bit weird behind the door but apart from that its good
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2001 HONDA CT110 (NOT RCV)
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stealthstylz
Club Retro Rides Member
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AstraVette - Artz Cordettestealthstylz
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For some reason they've moved the rear wheels forwards - see With the stock wheelbase it would be a winner for me but imo the proportions look bloody awful with the wheels moved. Matt
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Jun 10, 2009 10:34:48 GMT
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Its an awesom bit of engineering but as stealthstylz has said the proportions are wrong.
It looks as if they have kept the car from the bulkhead back and moved the rear wheels forward and lengthend it behind the front wheels too. Would have looked beter stock.
Needs brought up to date with a bit of strech, poke and hit with the stick
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