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Steamdrivenandy · 12th January 2021, 06:19

I enjoy watching the Retrocars weekly videos on YouTube. Over the festive period the brothers released two that were Q&A sessions, not their usual run around the workshop films. In the second of the two videos they give their view of converting to electric. As probably the leaders in converting and upgrading classics it's an interesting take.

Thinking on, why have they not had a go at a ZT or 75?

12th January 2021, 06:19	#14
Steamdrivenandy Avid contributor Thinking on Join Date: Oct 2020 Location: Madeley, Staffs Posts: 188 Thanks: 31 Thanked 37 Times in 25 Posts	I enjoy watching the Retrocars weekly videos on YouTube. Over the festive period the brothers released two that were Q&A sessions, not their usual run around the workshop films. In the second of the two videos they give their view of converting to electric. As probably the leaders in converting and upgrading classics it's an interesting take. Thinking on, why have they not had a go at a ZT or 75? __________________ Morris 8 S2 Convertible, Fiat 500C Topolino, 105E Anglia, 1071 Austin Cooper S, MK 3 Cortina, Mk 2 Escorts, Renault 6, Renault 12, Maestro, Talbot Alpine, Citroen BX19, Vauxhall Carltons, Ford Mondeos, RAV4, Volvo 850, Octavia Est., Yaris Verso, Transit Camper, Adria motorhome, Kia Sorento, Kia Cee'd Est., Volvo V70, Yeti, Skoda Scala but where will it end?