did someone say lightweight????

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Holy weaksauce

[Eecen]

At least "he" made a good choice on the name

[TurboJake]

Poorly executed. And not really done right. But the concept has been around for a LONG time.
A drill bit is not a dimple die....

[Huff]

No way that would pass tech inspection on any track in the world.. Though, I suppose the people that built that aren't looking for any tracks.

[AndrewBird]

I wonder if it gets frame twist off the line?

[delatlanta1281]

In for light weight rivets comment.
wait..

[JasonC]

Lol, buy 30000 ton car. Make it lightweight by drilling a ton of holes? Seems like there are easier ways to make that car lightweight... like not starting with that car?

You do realize that a 55 2dr sedan in stock trim only weighs 400 more then a e30.... I love whan people see old cars they think they are heavy as a sherman tank lol

[mikeedler]

In for light weight rivets comment.
wait..

I had planned that for the title of the thread, but thought there are too many new guys that wouldn't catch that.

of course this wouldn't pass tech today, its a car from the 60's era gasser racing, where the rules all come from. I just can't see that that thing would hold up with the torque of a bigblock.

[mr2peak]

Lol @ still having a carpet

[cabriodster87]

Bet that thing whistles while it works, its just primitive crumple zone technology. haha, not.

[nrubenstein]

You do realize that a 55 2dr sedan in stock trim only weighs 400 more then a e30.... I love whan people see old cars they think they are heavy as a sherman tank lol

The best part is the way the fenders flap in the wind, and the suspension flops over in a 30mph sweeper.

[agile30]

hmm I might do this to my dads 57.



Tyler Coey flask

[JasonC]

The best part is the way the fenders flap in the wind, and the suspension flops over in a 30mph sweeper.

I'm not talking about the hack job of a car that is posted up. But a stock car.

[scottinAZ]

yeah, none of that hack shit was done recently.... Cars like this just scream for a tube frame...

[blunttech]

surely the rules or sanctioning body wouldn't allow that?!?!! I know when I was racing, that sort of stuff was made clear in the rules......that you could NOT do hack stuff like that.

Were there any rules about lightening your car by running the right side of your hickwagon down the guardrail to remove excess metal?