Oddball trackday car
My thought - A Ford Galaxy. Not very PPC I hear you say but think about it - the seats alone weigh nearly a ton and as they're mostly unclipable simply unclip and leave behind. Instead use the space to lug spare tyres and tools to the venue. The Galaxy came with a V6 option (was this duratec or the VAG VR thing?) as well as the VAG 1.9TDI. This should give plenty of options from tuning whats there to fitting something more fruity - the VAG 1.8T is a good option with plenty of grunt. Going the whole hog you could probably fit the 4wd from a tired Passat 4Motion or the 2.5T from the Focus ST.
To complete the look, take photos of your family, blow them up to life size, cut out and stick them on the inside of the (polycarbonate) windows. To create the maximum effect make them pose in a wave and smile for the photos
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Renrut - Posts: 4575
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I still think 1 would make a good, surprising track car, so long as you can get the weight out of it.
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fha772 - Posts: 4955
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I'm sure there is a lot of strengthening put into the floor so the seats can clip in so that lot removed plus polycarb windows and it could be down to about 1400. Bonnet is a nice flat shape so an ally panel one shouldn't be too difficult to make either.
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Renrut - Posts: 4575
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mitsuru wrote:
That lawn mower's brilliant but how about this?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/peugeot-3-0-V ... 528wt_1344
You could fit it in the back.
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