928 Monster - how in the world did they do that???
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11-01-2004, 11:45 PM
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So, is this a 928 body on a chevy chassis? It looks like there is a solid rear axle...
Where is that license plate from?
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11-02-2004, 12:08 AM
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Ive seen stuff like this before in 4 wheel drive mags. Once when i lived in oklahoma for a few month i saw a 70s transam on some 4x4 chassi with like 44" tires on it...
What they do is take something like chevy blazer chassi, a short wheelbase one. take the body off of it. Strip the 928 down Shorten or lenghten the chevy chassi untill it fits nicely, then bolt/weld it on...
What they do is take something like chevy blazer chassi, a short wheelbase one. take the body off of it. Strip the 928 down Shorten or lenghten the chevy chassi untill it fits nicely, then bolt/weld it on...
11-02-2004, 12:27 AM
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I like it a LOT. 
I just ran out and measured my Ramcharger. Its wheelbase is 8" longer than the shark.... and I see that this person has extended the rear wheelwell to the rear, and extended the front wheelwell towrd the front.Hmmm.... Dang, and I just put new wheels on the shark a few months ago. Wish I'd seen this first.
Alright, alright.... don't send the guys in the white suits.... but dang, that really is neat!
11-02-2004, 12:52 AM
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interesting history of Porsche:
1900: Ferdinand Porsche's La Toujours Contente is battery-powered with 4 electric motors, one per wheel. He later patents the Mixte transmission: a petrol engine drives a dynamo and electric motors drive the wheels
1900: Ferdinand Porsche's La Toujours Contente is battery-powered with 4 electric motors, one per wheel. He later patents the Mixte transmission: a petrol engine drives a dynamo and electric motors drive the wheels
11-02-2004, 01:07 AM
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Originally Posted by Jack '84 928s
Ive seen stuff like this before in 4 wheel drive mags. Once when i lived in oklahoma for a few month i saw a 70s transam on some 4x4 chassi with like 44" tires on it...
What they do is take something like chevy blazer chassi, a short wheelbase one. take the body off of it. Strip the 928 down Shorten or lenghten the chevy chassi untill it fits nicely, then bolt/weld it on...
What they do is take something like chevy blazer chassi, a short wheelbase one. take the body off of it. Strip the 928 down Shorten or lenghten the chevy chassi untill it fits nicely, then bolt/weld it on...