Looks are funny IF you look at the right angle but these were race cars. NSX even looks like them....
Looks are funny IF you look at the right angle but these were race cars. NSX even looks like them....
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Oh, no worries, to each his own. I know they look odd compared to just about everything on the road, but to a certain extent so does a Countach ( super slanted front end, huge flanks and a kooky rear wheel opening )
To Johnny's point, Google image search "1990 IMSA GTP" and there you go.
The Consulier is retro-sheik and so fun to drive it can get illegal
What...we would never drive over the forced speed limit would we?The Consulier is retro-sheik and so fun to drive it can get illegal
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Mine says I am going 160mph, when idling. So I am going faster then all of you guys.
Has anyone driven or in a countach? One of the most uncomfortable cars ever, so freaking hot inside. Makes a consulier look easy to get in /out of even when I was 14.
It does have make offer button
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I don't have enough at present to make a reasonable offer. But it would be fun intercooling, and beefing the drivetrain in it.
He added more photos on the ebay ad.
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I have always thought these are cool cars. Is this for sure a Series II car? And how hard would the auto to manual swap be?
I called and talked to the owner, nice guy and the car is still for sale. Any thoughts from anyone? Im thinking about making an offer.
Is this the best/most active forum for these?
Thanks!
This is the only active forum I know of on the Consulier...that people use.
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Looked like a series 2 from the photos IF I remember right.
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What exactly are the differences? And does anyone know how bad the manual swap would be?
Yes it's a series 2 car, Differences are as follows:
-Forward wheel openings are better designed for air flow and brake cooling
-Rear hood is designed with a cowl instead of louvers
-Different dash/gauge layout
-Different center console
-Difference Door panels
-Rear shock tower mounts in different location
-Different resin used during manufacturing
-2 wipers, instead of a single
-Bumpers front and rear
-There is more, but that's what I've got off hand.
Swapping a manual is more cost than difficulty.
Needed:
-Bracket to mount slave cylinder for hydraulic clutch
-Custom shift cables
-Modified A555, consulier specific case. MIght be able to get one from Rossion still.
-I don't know if the auto/manual axles are interchangeable. (but that's a turbo dodge thing not Consulier specific)
-Clutch peddle
-Slave cylinder from a Datsun (parts houses still have them)
-Clutch master cylinder
-Shifter
But then a built auto with a manual valve body would be great!
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