Ok, so this not an econoline but it is his european cousin. Meet the transit.
I've never seen such a thing raced on a track before so I thought it was worthy of sharing. And think of how many old retired commercial vans can be had for cheap?
http://speedhunters.com/archive/2010/11/14/random-snap-gt-gt-white-van-man.aspx
supertrucks
Look at all the advertising space!
Knurled wrote: Look at all the advertising space!
They have Nascar, Nastruck, and now, after the unending search for more advertisement space, Nasvan! Comming up next, Nasbus...
Wait wait, right turns?! that's heresy for Nasbus! Props to the nas-bendy-bus. Extra extra ad space.
Where's that ford transit van that had the drivetrain of a super car in it for test purposes? Koenigsegg? XJ220?
There was one that was an XJ220 underneath. I also seem to remember one with a GT40 drivetrain.
RossD wrote: Where's that ford transit van that had the drivetrain of a super car in it for test purposes? Koenigsegg? XJ220?
The XJ 220 Transit. Sweetness.
Ford built a couple "Supervans" as promotional vehicles (google them). IIRC the one with the XJ220 drivetrain was a Jaguar development mule.
Rufledt wrote: Wait wait, right turns?! that's heresy for Nasbus!
How else are you going to run in a figure eight?
Thats just as cool as my Spec Kia Rio idea... 
BoxheadTim wrote: Ford built a couple "Supervans" as promotional vehicles (google them). IIRC the one with the XJ220 drivetrain was a Jaguar development mule.
there were 3 "supervans".
SuperVan3 was Cosworth F1 powered.
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Knurled wrote:Rufledt wrote: Wait wait, right turns?! that's heresy for Nasbus!How else are you going to run in a figure eight?
Oh that's just genius right there. Count me in for that. perhaps the only thing i'd pay for pay per view to see.
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