Resurrection of a totaled EVO 9 in a body of '61 Mercedes Ponton
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Resurrection of a totaled EVO 9 in a body of '61 Mercedes Ponton
Hi!
I'm coming from Croatia.
I have my own shop , I'm doing engine conversions ,and other custom works
My cars : Corrado R32 (sold) and Lupo twin V6 ''W12''
Lupo has one V6 in front
and another in the back
Rallye Golf R32 DSG twin turbo
Last finished car for customer
Mk1 TFSI DSG
And a car that I'm buliding now:
Mercedes Ponton '61 + Mitsubishi EVO 9 = ??
Story started when owner of both cars told me that someone crashed his EVO and that he has an old Merc Ponton and asked me can joint that cars.
First , I thought that thi was a joke but... it wasn't.
So I take both cars and started
I'm coming from Croatia.
I have my own shop , I'm doing engine conversions ,and other custom works
My cars : Corrado R32 (sold) and Lupo twin V6 ''W12''
Lupo has one V6 in front
and another in the back
Rallye Golf R32 DSG twin turbo
Last finished car for customer
Mk1 TFSI DSG
And a car that I'm buliding now:
Mercedes Ponton '61 + Mitsubishi EVO 9 = ??
Story started when owner of both cars told me that someone crashed his EVO and that he has an old Merc Ponton and asked me can joint that cars.
First , I thought that thi was a joke but... it wasn't.
So I take both cars and started
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Here is plan:
Cut everything from EVO floorpan and cut Mercedes floorpan and then weld this together.
Then Mercedes EVO 9 will get rollcage , bucket seats, harnesess and all necessary rally equipment.
Cut everything from EVO floorpan and cut Mercedes floorpan and then weld this together.
Then Mercedes EVO 9 will get rollcage , bucket seats, harnesess and all necessary rally equipment.
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Holy shyte, I looove Croatia, you mean your wrapping the wrecked Evo in that old rust bucket merc? Amazing work, keep us updated, How about another Evo motor in the boot, like you did before that would be a world first