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Who Wants one of these???
The dp44 Cargo, developed by Ekkehard Zimmermann at the end of the eighties, was produced a total of ten times in 1988. Since then there is a constant demand for a new edition. Now the time has come: "The last five" are now available in a special edition. The complete package includes the extended roof with glass fiber tailgate, frame modifications and reinforcements, and three panes of real glass. The filler neck and the entire interior in the rear area are being redesigned. Everything complete including assembly and painting:
pick up - board - go!
The conversion takes two months. https://www.dp-motorsport.de/16.html...ash=da7f3afb0c
Huge fan of the compact 2 door wagon!
Volvo 1800ES
Jensen GT
BMW E36 Z3/M Coupe
Ferrari FF (kind of big)
Calloway Corvette C7 ('Aerowagon'?)
1960 Ford Ranch Wagon (OK, it's freakin' huge... but has awesome lines anyway!)
I'd buy one of these!
but their price last i checked was 18,000 euro...i don't want it that bad.
Originally Posted by ian
Considering the cost to replicate it, I don't think 18k euro is that bad.
It's a really cool look, and looks like a quality setup. I agree that the price isn't out of line.
But I also agree that while I want it, I don't want it that bad.
Originally Posted by Tiger03447
Nice! An evolutionary by-product! Nissan also had a conversion topper for their 2 door Pulsar NX's. It's now worth more than the cars they put it on.
Glad to know I'm not the only one who saw the similarities. So the topper for the Pulsar is going for $100?
As was typical for Japanese cars of the 80s, they'd rust if you gave them a salty look. I've never seen one that isn't rusted out.
01-30-2019, 02:25 AM
Who Wants one of these???
