Suzuki Club UK

I can't stop laughing:

https://uk.news.yahoo.com/dedicated-car ... ml#4gTvmzA

Fair play for thinking outside the box, but bloody hell what a mess! There's a article on the Mail on this, the chicken wire grilles

£15,000 spent?

Not wanting to be horrible, but it looks like he spent about 1% of that on the bodywork.

He'd have been much better off spending his money on a kit of some kind.


People have built Ultima's for not much more than £15k. And a 7 replica would have been great with that budget.

Not terribly surprised his engine blew if his idea of "finished" looks like that - although I'm one to talk, my SJ looks like a heap, but it's mechanically spot on (except the bits I recently broke with my leadfoot)...

Must admit it looks 'Total Pants' at least spend the money getting the bodywork sorted,bottom line its a bodge job some of these kitcars that you can buy folks spend the best part of the project money on getting the exterior looking like the real deal and prehaps then have a smaller engine with a load exhaust system to try and emulate a V12 but at least they have tried.

But when you are a Suzuki 4x4 owner most folks tend to spend the money on the mechanicals side of things and leave the body as standard looking like 'Total Pants'

The end result is pretty laughable but it accomplishes what he set out to do, which is to look LIKE a Zonda.

Top marks for effort

-1000000000000000 for the idea and end result! Jay is awful!

Well that was interesting, but what an utter mess.

Edweird wrote:The end result is pretty laughable but it accomplishes what he set out to do, which is to look LIKE a Zonda.

To a blind man

ROBBIE wrote:

Edweird wrote:The end result is pretty laughable but it accomplishes what he set out to do, which is to look LIKE a Zonda.

To a blind man

Who is drunk *and* wearing welding gauntlets?

Apparently its not road legal in the UK, I wonder why he hasn't put it through IVA.