mines in pretty good condition and I still use it on the odd track day...!
mines in pretty good condition and I still use it on the odd track day...!
Willy 1 mint show car, Willy 2/3 ITB'd track slag.
I reckon theres a limit to how much you can do to a 1 before you really loose its value and meaning.
well it would b a williams 1 that i want anyway so show and shine it looks like.
Even as standard they are sweet on the track. If your goin for the origional look engine mods are acceptable, lowering is controversial but still common.Originally Posted by a 16 vcw
well ma last one was lowered and had jst the usual minor mods to it so i will prob jst do that again.
Personally I think most mods on a willy 1 are acceptable, as long as the bodywork, wheels and interior remain standard (ie no bodykits, big wheels, leopard skin seats etc), it's your car at the end of the day though, do what you want mate... :D
yeah everythin will b standard jst a few upgrades performance wise to make it better.
Totally, and everything bar cutting up the shell is reversible, so why not?Originally Posted by Tommo
You can mod an engine and 'box to bits and lower it to hell...and to return to OE quite easy, it's a days work assuming you have the old parts still.
Personally I keep it looking as OE as possible thus keeping it relatively low-key and more of a surprise when it owns these newer and overweight hot-hatches. Such fun when you see the look on the face of a guy in a brand new piece of chud get blown away by a 17 year old car. The only hints to it being anything else is the lowered stance and muffler at the back poking out.
thats what i loved about ma old one, u would hav all these guys wi there tuned up jap cars and i would blow them away the look on there faces priceless.
if it's your name on the v5 then ultimately the decision has to be yours. if your project ends up being the size of mine then, 3 years plus then you'll change direction 2 or 3 times anyway! i'll always keep the car looking as renault intended, on the outside atleast. good luck with the final project though!