A quite well written article about the growing trend of EV conversions in classic cars in Australia...

Classic car EVs

I bought an A12 from this guy, was building this car at the time up at Sunshine Coast, be interesting in seeing if many follow, the cost will scare of many, but sounds like he is doing as a business and looking to do more.

I DONT KNOW WHETHER I'd CONVERT MY CAR BUT I HAVE NO PROBLEM CONVERTING A LITTLE GIRLS BIKE - ha ha ha
Just another covid project finished. 1800W @ 48V = f.....g fast

- Why, because i cant doing anything thing else f.....g "dicktator dan" emphasis on dick.
Sorry for the rant at the end
dp

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Electric Datsun ute for sale
Heres one already done! and its cheap to....

How long do you think that stock diff would last with a few launches (0-50km/h in <1.5 seconds).

Well I suppose it's no different than any other modern drive line conversion.

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That’s the same Ute in the original EV conversions of classic car article..

I should have taken more notice

Hard not to rant Dave I see why many there have had more than enough.

Global warming and spamdemics are coverups for UN agenda 2030 and inbred Dan
also signed Vic over to China last year for a 99 year usufruct lease.
They are gonna ramp up the tyranny and digitize everything for the 5g network roll
out for driverless everything, smart cities and other high tech crap.
Melbourne is the chosen guinea pig for the future world roll out for a techno dystopia.

Old fella bought Moderna stock before the spamdemic at 10usd went up to +$400 but he
cant spend his millions in a sunny paradise now stuck in Demoncratic Melbourne

At almost 80 years of age he prob needs some high powered Electric inline skate
project to outrun the bacon for refusing to muffle up with a face nappy.

Back to projects could only get an fd3s rx7 to play with and not rebuilding
its 13b-rew and prob should consider a 18,000rpm electric heart instead.
Rotaries and big cars like jag v12 are good EV candidates but leave little cars to breathe fire!
any old english car could be better off as well as an EV, less stains on the driveway!

there's no sweet petroleum smell to them



are tyres made of petroleum?


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