I used to drive RHD sliding door DJs at work on a 100 acre plus resort and golf complex.
All were six cyl, and they could scoot pretty good with a high power to weight ratio.
Easy to burn rubber. Nimble, too. Kind of a handfull at 70 MPH, though- SWB.
Mopar drivetrain- In.
There actually is a pro-street DJ, even in r/w/b paint down here right now.
I have a bad night time pic, but I'll see if I can find it.
I was told (and have no reason to doubt) that in addition to the S-10 platform, some LLVs (the ones that *** drag) are Explorer chasis.
I've always been fascinated with RHD and dual control vehicles, since childhood.
All were six cyl, and they could scoot pretty good with a high power to weight ratio.
Easy to burn rubber. Nimble, too. Kind of a handfull at 70 MPH, though- SWB.
Mopar drivetrain- In.
There actually is a pro-street DJ, even in r/w/b paint down here right now.
I have a bad night time pic, but I'll see if I can find it.
I was told (and have no reason to doubt) that in addition to the S-10 platform, some LLVs (the ones that *** drag) are Explorer chasis.
I've always been fascinated with RHD and dual control vehicles, since childhood.