Among those projects that we keep around but don’t make much steady progress on are a couple that are serious back-burner dwellers. They either have little pressing need for completion or are on the more creative side where there is a new challenge or thing to invent at each turn, and we’d go nuts if we tried to do it on a schedule. The cheapo mid-engine car conversion is one of the latter.
We’re not talking about taking a motor out of the front and putting it in the rear for improved handling sports-car style, rather just a good ol’ juvenile Little Red Wagon-type, let’s-do-a-wheelie drag exhibition car. Admit it, you’ve thought about it. Maybe when you were 13, but still. We all know that if you really want to launch a car with the wheels in the air (and perhaps one shouldn’t) all you need is power and traction, but isn’t it fun to look at something different like an old Wild Bill Shrewsberry creation? I bet it would be even more fun to drive on the street to cruises and rod runs, whatever, if it could be made streetable. Continue reading at BangShift.com
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