Heavy custom work on a................2 CV!!!!

Yeah, look at this 2 CV!

 

haha - way cool

 

now thats cool...looks like something out of a Batman movie

 

hahaha, that´s weird and ... uhmmm...kinda ugly, but a lot prettier than a stock 2CV.
In the first pic I thought it tried to disassemble itself, just like the Peugoet in the TV commercial... but then, there are a lot of nice details on it. Different for sure.

Chris

 

Way cool

Looks like some of the back section is from the front of a VW combi

 

What the fuck...??? The rear screams Buck Rodgers.Cool !

 

Damn thats cool.

It just goes to show, you gotta push the envelope sometimes!

 

wacky and cool.

 

I really just like the back but what the hell is holding those back fenders in position without them being welded and non-removable???

 

I think he should turn it around and drive it with the back end as the front. That would make a wicked nose....almost looks like a beak!

 

Thanks for posting that.....I had to stay up with the kids nightmares of that car chasing them over the moonscape!!!

Hahahaha

How cool that would be to drive that through cruise night

 

friggin awesome, very wild design. It takes a lot of work to make a wierd little car even littler and wierder...

 

Does anybody have a pic of what that thing was supposed to look like???? THAT'S WICKED LOOKING!!!!!

If you drove it backwards the fenders would look like the Rocketeer.

Is that a HEAVILY modified VW beetle?????

 

That's the original car

 

very cool. himmelberg

 

yup!
i'd drive it!

 

Thats funny...
I was looking at these Pics of an other Boat tailed 2CV a couple of days ago.
This one was competing in a 24 Hr Race, and it looks like its powered by a BMW Flat 2 Motorcycle Engine.

 

Wild. Looks heavily influenced by Darl' Mat Peugeots...

 

That is some amazing work.
Amazing artistry.
Really out of the box.
Thanks for posting it!

 

i don't know about anyone else, but that's giving me some ideas for a old VW body...

 

That is really cool, nice to see some creativity, i'm mean with old cars there are few truly NEW ideas around nowadays

 

I really like the shifter placement.

 

Shifter placement is standard - looks like the rest of the running gear is too.
The 2CV engine looks like a BMW flat twin but is much better quality.

I thought my trike (see below) was the most radical use of 2CV parts but I stand corrected. I have plenty of 2CV panels in the garage - I've got to go out and mock something up!!

 

extremely oddball but rather cool i must say i think it would look good a little more finished but you must congratulate people who try new things

aedan

 

I dig wheel pants!

 

Talk about your drug influenced art, I LIKE IT.

And I have to ask that same question, how do you change the rear tire???

46- "Step away from the photoshop, keep your hands visible, assume the position."

 

wow
wow
wow

cool!

 

The rear fenders mount on to the hub at the end of the suspension arm.

If the builder has used early inertia damper arms but late model telescopic dampers he will be left with some heavy duty brackets on the hub end of the arm. These can be tapped and used to mount the fenders. All you would need then are a couple of bolts (set screws) to take the fender on and off.

I have a picture below showing a simliar arrangement on the front end of my trike.

I'm using a similar arrangement off the backplate of the F100 brakes on my 27T modified. I'm now just wondering whether to make up some helmet style fenders from the 2CV panels in my garage!!

 

This thing rocks! Dig the look. Looks like it can eat you.

 

Thats pretty cool looking, I've certainly never seen anything like it before, Its kind of an art-deco super car.