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How can this car drive upside down!
teegray19 - 23/7/13 at 05:58 PM

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2004-TIGER-ORANGE-/171079398588?pt=Automobiles_UK&hash=item27d52074bc

theduck - 23/7/13 at 06:51 PM

Must be in australia

steve m - 23/7/13 at 07:27 PM

hahaha, what a fuckwit!

more of a worry, is the car was built by a BMW mechanic

now that would worry me more

daniel mason - 23/7/13 at 07:55 PM

its the legendary aero qualities of a 7!
the huge downforce it creates,enables it to drive upside down

NigeEss - 23/7/13 at 09:43 PM

Magic !

David Jenkins - 24/7/13 at 11:51 AM

Ultra-sticky tyres?

Mr Whippy - 24/7/13 at 12:06 PM

May be deliberate to get it posted around the forums...

Smoking Frog - 24/7/13 at 01:25 PM

I'm sure it's magnets, like some of the old slot racing cars, downside is you've got to have one front and back with a car this size which adds to the weight, although this can be offset with helium filled tyres so I been told.

clairetoo - 24/7/13 at 02:34 PM

quote:
Originally posted by Smoking Frog
I'm sure it's magnets, like some of the old slot racing cars, downside is you've got to have one front and back with a car this size which adds to the weight, although this can be offset with helium filled tyres so I been told.

Surely the helium filled tyres would hold it onto the ceiling on their own

Smoking Frog - 24/7/13 at 06:03 PM

quote:
Originally posted by clairetoo
quote:
Originally posted by Smoking Frog
I'm sure it's magnets, like some of the old slot racing cars, downside is you've got to have one front and back with a car this size which adds to the weight, although this can be offset with helium filled tyres so I been told.

Surely the helium filled tyres would hold it onto the ceiling on their own

If it had your Mazda KLZE engine then yes, but not with a pinto upfront. It's a well known fact these things have a mass equal to a collapsing star (ref Viz).

teegray19 - 24/7/13 at 06:09 PM

its worked to attract plonkers like us lot.