ICE cars made into an EV

[Bam Bam]

Toyota 2000GT would be nice.

Nissan 300ZX (Z32) might be a bit more realistic.

 

[Biker67]

I've seen an EV conversion done to a fully restored 1970's chrome bumpers MGBGT.
Super sexy classic looks, & a modern EV drivetrain

 

[Eclectic]

Anyone who wants to turn their dream into a reality should probably have a word with these guys...

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Their Jensen Interceptor is pretty nice looking

Jensen Interceptor

The Jensen’s distinctive design combines a sleek and elegant exterior with a luxurious interior. Our electric conversions complement the car’s heritage and match the powerful ICE engines, providing strong performance characteristics. Here, we’ve replaced the 7.2 litre Chrysler engine with a...

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In a past life I was an auto electrician for a specialist repairers, and worked on a prototype Interceptor. This one had a semicircle of leather seating in the back, it looked superb, but was an electrical disaster area, which is why I had it to sort out!

 

[Biker67]

Certainly no fun without a big workshop and a hoist

I built a 10m x 6m garage/workshop/man-cave in the back garden & later added a 2 post lift.
The lift very rarely gets used, but it's a very cool tool/toy
Due to the restricted roof height I have to use a wheeled crawler board that also turns into a wheeled stool.
But anything sporty (not an SUV) goes up by approximately 4'-5'.
Meaning there's plenty of access in a seated position.

 

[T1 Terry]

I built a 10m x 6m garage/workshop/man-cave in the back garden & later added a 2 post lift.
The lift very rarely gets used, but it's a very cool tool/toy
Due to the restricted roof height I have to use a wheeled crawler board that also turns into a wheeled stool.
But anything sporty (not an SUV) goes up by approximately 4'-5'.
Meaning there's plenty of access in a seated position.
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Looks good, mine will need to be at least 5 mtrs high, hopefully 6 mtrs plus, so I can get the motorhome in there and be able to walk on the roof while having a harness/fall arrester connected to the roof beams .... I have no wish to find out if I'm a bouncer or not .....
The hoist will be a much missed item, I had 3 in my mechanical workshop business and they make life so much easier ......

T1 Terry

 

[decrep]

I built a 10m x 6m garage/workshop/man-cave in the back garden & later added a 2 post lift.

Much too clean, tidy and empty.
Here's mine

Before I built the mezzanine it had 6m roof space