Modify this ! Go on - click the link - well worth it.
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20 years ago
Modify this ! Go on - click the link - well worth it.
bah beat me to it, saw this yesterday :)
as if they'll sell it the idiots! probably sell it to some terrorists :)
In article , snipped-for-privacy@beeteeopenworld.com spouted forth into uk.rec.cars.modifications...
Well, how about setting up a real cruise and dragstrip floating holiday centre.
Yeah, lightweight 20' alloy props, blue LED runway lights, Ecoteks, Surbos and K&N's on the steam turbines, the *ultimate* set of neons (recessed and underwater so you cant see the bulbs), flood the bottom 3 decks to lower her a bit, and install a weapons grade sound system and people would be queuing from here to the straits of Gibraltar for a go with their solo and visa electron cards waving. (c:
Actually there are a lot of "Cruisey Cruise" possibilities when one thinks about it.
Anyone remember the tyre advert (Continental?) where they had a car on the roof of a high rise doing handbrake turns? Easily recreatable, in a competition stylee, and for anyone not quite up to scratch, the stakes would be high.
A couple of ramps, few armcos and you could set up a circuit using the top 2 decks by the looks of it in the pictures. Sounds like the concept, with a bit of apocalyptic gloom could be made into a film with Jean Claude Van Damme or Kevin Costner.
The Fast & The Furious 3?
If everyone in the group clubbed together, maybe we could put in an offer. (c:
Sweet
Douglas
Bit small for that, 80 foot wide isn't really enough for an oval circuit, and
700 foot, 250 meters is too short for a quarter mile / drag strip.Mind you, with that catapult you can get some of those scally 205, Ka and whatnot to deliver some pretty shocking 0-62 times.
(And then charge extra to fish them out of the Med.)
RIP The Stig...
-- James
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