Martin has made some proper (and 100% butt-free!) pictures of our car. Enjoy!
Don't forget to admire the lovely rust spots under the door!
Witness the awesome power of our 1-liter naturally aspirated straight-4!
Can you feel the power?
To protect the ozone layer, Ze Germans only use 100% recycled number plates.
Somebody scratched an upside down V into the back of the car. We have no idea why.
We also have absolutely no clue what the strange triangular thing on dashboard is. Any ideas?
The sellers claimed that the car has run less than 100.000 kilometers. We have our doubts.
We're going to spend a lot of time in those seats. I bet they're incredibly uncomfortable.
Professional driver on closed circuit, do not attempt.
Don't forget to admire the lovely rust spots under the door!
Witness the awesome power of our 1-liter naturally aspirated straight-4!
Can you feel the power?
To protect the ozone layer, Ze Germans only use 100% recycled number plates.
Somebody scratched an upside down V into the back of the car. We have no idea why.
We also have absolutely no clue what the strange triangular thing on dashboard is. Any ideas?
The sellers claimed that the car has run less than 100.000 kilometers. We have our doubts.
We're going to spend a lot of time in those seats. I bet they're incredibly uncomfortable.
Professional driver on closed circuit, do not attempt.
3 comments:
"We also have absolutely no clue what the strange triangular thing on dashboard is. Any ideas?"
It's your flux capacitor! Use it wisely!
So... where are you going to put that extra petrol tank you were talking about earlier? On the roof? Or on the back seat?
Nice car though, I like the seats (but then again I won't have to sleep in them).
Probably on the roof, with the spare wheels. We'll see...
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