That red interior is soooo much nicer then this one.

Weird how the shifter connects to the dash and rear, how does it work?

 

Another shot of inside, very strange steering wheel!

 

The reason why Krinkov owns the site =D.

 

i'm guessing... the top rod just hold the shifter in place and lets it pivot. and the lower rod connects to the tranny in the back. isn't too different from how other trannys are connected. this one just has a longer linkage.

 

haha, thats how i knew what it was.. jet li for driving bad *** vehicle hella fast on bay bridge

 

Yes exactly - it's a fancy stylized stabilizing bar and also the pivot point for the shifter. Haven't looked it up, but yeah - instantly recognizable by anyone that's into cars. Isn't it powered by an Audi 4.2L? Also, note all of the aircraft-inspired items on it - Spyker was a WW1 aircraft manufactrurer if I remember correctly...

 

Woah, you work for those guys on Franklin and Bush? Cars Dawydiak? I love that place. Tons of incredible classics... and some rare Porsches.

 

that exterior is amazing, the inside could use a bit of work :/

 

It's a Spyker!

 

The shifter is just an exposed version of how most cars work. The top is just a pivot and is fixed. The bottom rod actuates the transmission gears. Pretty cool.

The steering wheel is a nod to the original companies WWI heritage and is designed to look like a prop. It's ugly, but I get it.

The original company really has nothing to do with the modern company other than name. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spyker

 

more pics and info

http://www.motorsportscenter.com/article_630.shtml

 

Krinkov what do you do to these cars? 3M film to protect from rocks etc?

 

he makes hot passionate love to them. in hopes to create a half man, half car...

 

yep.

and that of course, where do you think autobots come from??

 

Half man, half shark/alligator?