www.ColoradoClassicBroncos.com

https://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/enthusi ... -ntp-feeds

neat write up and a video in the article as well!

Yes, but he'd cut it in half.

Justin wrote:Yes, but he'd cut it in half.

And put a helicopter engine in it

Ha, IΓÇÖd love one, 2 door of course and IΓÇÖm not sure what engine IΓÇÖd put in it. On one of those made for TV auto shows they put a modified Tesla engine in at the transfer case position of a Land Rover. It retained the rest of the drive line and was limited slip 4x4 all the way around. The batteries were split b/t the engine compartment & fuel tank area, pretty slick.

Kinder wrote:Ha, IΓÇÖd love one, 2 door of course and IΓÇÖm not sure what engine IΓÇÖd put in it. On one of those made for TV auto shows they put a modified Tesla engine in at the transfer case position of a Land Rover. It retained the rest of the drive line and was limited slip 4x4 all the way around. The batteries were split b/t the engine compartment & fuel tank area, pretty slick.

An electric Early Bronco!? Who woulda Thunk it!!! This is also all used Tesla stuff but Kincer is doing R&D on their own line of electric stuff.

I spent a little time talking to them. All the batteries are out of a wrecked Tesla. It's a super cool looking platform with really clean execution.

mickphatmac wrote:

Kinder wrote:Ha, IΓÇÖd love one, 2 door of course and IΓÇÖm not sure what engine IΓÇÖd put in it. On one of those made for TV auto shows they put a modified Tesla engine in at the transfer case position of a Land Rover. It retained the rest of the drive line and was limited slip 4x4 all the way around. The batteries were split b/t the engine compartment & fuel tank area, pretty slick.

An electric Early Bronco!? Who woulda Thunk it!!! This is also all used Tesla stuff but Kincer is doing R&D on their own line of electric stuff.

Have you guys seen these. Really cool stuff here.
https://www.zerolabs.com/

rt9 wrote:Have you guys seen these. Really cool stuff here.
https://www.zerolabs.com/

These are so cool, but so damn pricey. I'm excited to see more aftermarket companies entering the space, hopefully there will be more advances in the battery tech and availability to bring the costs down in the future.