Odd Modifications Thread

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Theres an article somewhere of the build process, think it was posted on this forum at some point. Really cool seeing them break down the car to the frame and work back up.
 
@Downhill Dino is correct:

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Is that carbureted or just a weird intake setup?

Edit: Looks like the latter.
 
SVX
Keeping with the theme -

This one takes it a bit further. Volvo 740 with a Golf dashboard, as well as the engine and the entire wiring loom from the same car topped up with a BMW gearbox.

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Odd? Yep, really odd! Practical? No idea.

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SVX
I believe he was referring to the 6 series originally having a straight six - thus 'what was wrong with the original straight six' perhaps what he was meaning.
But the original M6 had a V10...
 
Perhaps a bit more uncommon than unusual, but still pretty out there.

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Odd? Yep, really odd! Practical? No idea.

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Paint the added bit black and add rhinestones and tassels to the original bit.
 
:)

Considering the car in question is an M6, and they very much did come with a V10.

But since I never said it was, I was completely right about him thinking it was a 6 Series.

SVX
Maybe he thought it was just a 6 series. I dunno.

So, again:

:)
 
SVX
But since I never said it was, I was completely right about him thinking it was a 6 Series.
And I never said you did, try paying attention before you try to be sassy. What you're doing is making endless assumptions when it was fairly obvious what is happening. He made an obvious mistake, it happens. An M6 is very much still part of the 6-series family, so of course he'd think it's a 6 series, because it literally is a 6 series. Everyone thought it was a 6 series. Why that needed pointing out is beyond me as that is ridiculously obvious.


:)
 
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This thing was at work this morning. It was actually really well done and had lumber in the back.
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