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the brake /thottle system must have been a nightmare to get to work
Theres one just like that running around STL. I’ve seen it twice on Bluff road down at Lisa’s Bar and Grill. It is made from a ford festiva and a honda CB750K front end. Throttle and brakes were by pedals.
it is pretty well done. They cut the front and rear of the car off, and put them together as in the picture, but no seams are visible, and all the body lines match up. (the trunk even opens). All lights still work too.
Next time I see it, I’ll get pictures
Tim
My next summer project.
So if it is registered as a car, do motorcycle helmet laws apply?
The future is now!
I love how they still put the rear bumper on it.
And the spoiler, cammo paint job, and seat take this from good to great.