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[LandQuail]

Brilliant. Brilliant. Brilliant.

I wish them all the luck in the world. Surely this beats the everlasting **** out of a 40-page end-of-term research paper.

[Falcon500]

....................................It looks like some strange peice of art as opposed to an actual car, Its a novel idea but in reality It more then liky will lack practicality.

I was thinking morgan too when I heard that but when i saw the car had wooden pannels I realise that it was nothing at all like a morgan.

[ScionDriver]

Unless its treated and even so it will expand and contract with temperature variations. Not to mention moisture but again treated wood could diminish those problems not that there aren't other problems too. Still cool and good looking though.

[blingbling]

Originally Posted by Turbo.Jenkens

I expect it is invisible to police radar.

then this car will fall far short of your expectations

[cmcpokey]

Originally Posted by ScionDriver

Unless its treated and even so it will expand and contract with temperature variations. Not to mention moisture but again treated wood could diminish those problems not that there aren't other problems too. Still cool and good looking though.

who needs wax when youve got thompson's water seal.

[Bleeding Heart]

Originally Posted by whiteballz

Its pretty damned sexy too. I'd love to see one in CF rather than wood though.

I agree with you, carbon fiber may be expensive but its worth every cent

[SlickHolden]

What happens when termites take residents in it??.

[Fleet 500]

Originally Posted by SlickHolden

What happens when termites take residents in it??.

You call an exterminator, of course.

[SlickHolden]

Originally Posted by Fleet 500

You call an exterminator, of course.

To burn it? Cause them little buggers dont stop.

[f6fhellcat13]

Originally Posted by SlickHolden

To burn it? Cause them little buggers dont stop.

We've already established that burning cars is a lot o funt.

[willysjeep]

Originally Posted by ScionDriver

Unless its treated and even so it will expand and contract with temperature variations. Not to mention moisture but again treated wood could diminish those problems not that there aren't other problems too. Still cool and good looking though.

I think they've invented Mahogany welding rods before they've started the project