Project cars build

This 1991 Toyota 4Runner was built to go off-roading. Power comes from a 4.0 L 1UZ-FE V8 cooled by a rear mounted radiator. Behind the engine sits a manual valve body automatic transmission and Marlin Crawler 2:28 transfer case. FJ80 axles with 4.56 gears are found front and rear to turn the large 39.5/13.5/15 Irock...

'73 Beetle chassis swapped w/ a '90 Miata - seemed like a good idea at first

Choosing a project car is a difficult task. Budget, build objectives, availability of the parts, and rarity of the car are just a few of the many factors to consider. Additionally, would-be project vehicle owners will need to decide whether they will undertake most of the work themselves or will hire a shop to do the bulk of the labor. The good news is that purchasing a project car doesn't have to be expensive. Not all cars are easy to work on, and you can rapidly get in over your head…

And it cost less than $1,000 to build.

Voltex-wearing 2006 Subaru WRX STI on gold Volk Racing TE37 wheels is a prime example of how to build a project car that can hit the local track or car show on any given weekend