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Phoenix: World's Weirdest Kit Car?

 Editor, 10.07.2008 in Partner- und Mitglieder-Blogs, blog.cardomain.com

By Jen Dunnaway

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After AutoMotto posted this picture of a custom Phoenix van the other day, I had to investigate—what the hell was this thing, anyway? Turns out it's a conversion kit that first became available nearly 20 years ago. The Phoenix isn't any pre-fab Ikea unit—though you start with a VW van platform, it's only the plans you can order. All of the construction, including the fabrication of fiberglass-covered urethane foam panels, is up to you, and assuming all goes well you end up with is a lightweight gull-winged "futuristic" camper vehicle with standing room for a 6' adult. Think of it as an Aztek made out of surfboards, just way less safe and somehow more cool. Check out ordering info at RQRiley.



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Keywords: , , urethane foam, vw van, foam panels, conversion kit, ikea


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