Dennis from TKA recently called me up for a meet since he was visiting his elders on the island and it turned out they were situated near my location so we met up for a short drink and for him to show off his (finally completed) Mango!
Mango was fitted with an awesome set of wheels and a sweet scoop from a donor hood.
Lookin' fierce from da front but the proverbial "eyes" look a little droopy. But heck, see this frontage coming at you on the track, just move bit*h!
I'll admit, I've a sweet spot for this model in particular,
having owned one myself. It was the best fun to drive around. A little scary since I didn't have proper suspension setup and chassis refurbishing, but it had the highest power to weight ratio of any car I'd owned and driven (sorry Silver) :P
Mango was fitted with an awesome set of wheels and a sweet scoop from a donor hood.
Lookin' fierce from da front but the proverbial "eyes" look a little droopy. But heck, see this frontage coming at you on the track, just move bit*h!
I'll admit, I've a sweet spot for this model in particular, having owned one myself. It was the best fun to drive around. A little scary since I didn't have proper suspension setup and chassis refurbishing, but it had the highest power to weight ratio of any car I'd owned and driven (sorry Silver) :P
4 comments:
nicely done up, but it would be much nicer if he would to change the "modern look" side mirror to and old school 1 which i mounted at the fender. It will definitely bring out more characteristic from the Mango, or it is now rotten Mango since its black
good to know that the mango is finally done, mine is still in pieces!
Wow! You guys comment so fast... Must be watching my blog eh?
Now you guys make me feel so guilty for not updating :(
Dori: That's exactly what I told him... Rotten mango! Hahaha...
Kev: Restoration takes a long time la buddy... See how long Mango's build was? But good luck with yours. I can't wait to see the lightweight bugger out and about.
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