Hi all! New member here and glad to see something like this is around. Humbled by the amount of knowledge here.
Forgive me if this has been discussed in the past, but has anyone given any thought to converting classic cars in a systematic process? Similar to how Zelectric Motors focuses on Beetles mainly, the advantage to focusing on one or two models would be to have the custom fabricated parts be the same across all conversions. Given that classic cars do not have computerized systems that cause conversion headaches, if you can solve for the customizations through modularity, would this bring down the overall cost substantially?
Forgive me if this has been discussed in the past, but has anyone given any thought to converting classic cars in a systematic process? Similar to how Zelectric Motors focuses on Beetles mainly, the advantage to focusing on one or two models would be to have the custom fabricated parts be the same across all conversions. Given that classic cars do not have computerized systems that cause conversion headaches, if you can solve for the customizations through modularity, would this bring down the overall cost substantially?