The answer to the question: "Has anyone ever hotrodded an Isetta?"

id be interested if anyone has used one of those cool bubble tops from the F.M.R tg-500's!!!!!! on that site.

THIS thing is badass....betcha cant guess what it is

and yeah it runs and drives...

 

Hey Art Arfons has still got a couple dozen V12s in his warehouse in Ohio.He doesn't use those "smallblocks"anymore!

 

Vespa 400 ?

 

Paul.. I only knew that because I've been told 100 times that there wasn't a two door Isetta built.

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This thread makes me want to quote a HAMBer, I forget who it was, but his sage words of wisdom were.." Just because you CAN, doesn't mean you SHOULD...."

Exactly what IS terminal velocity for an Isetta? Is it related to the air velocity of an unladen swallow?

 

Apparently also answering the question of what to do with 30 years worth of leftover tail ends of cans of paint after 30 years of paint fumes. heh...

 

there were a 3 and 4 wheeled version all made in germany... my dad makes body part for them for vintage resturation they are sold all over europa true the isetta-klubs.. there i a sibling heinkel trojan.. witch he also makes part for..