Um, no.

[Piece-it pete]

Interesting in theory, but....

FAIL.

Pete

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=230553717066&viewitem=&sspagename=ADME%3AB%3ASS%3AUS%3A1123

[87gtVIC]

It is funny looking.

[Andypot1985]

That one is a fail bucket.

but...some excaliburs look good.

http://www.dearnelimos.com/P1010085.JPG

[johnunit]

move the front axle a couple feet forward and it'd be more tolerable.

[1987cp]

Grand Rapids, eh? That'd almost be interesting to see in person. Then I'd probably run screaming at the idea of something longer and heavier and slower and with lots of added complexity. :crazy:

[79lincolnlover]

Should have used a whale TC for a "test subject"...

[MrMarquis]

Excalibers and Zimmers use the Panther platform and Towncars mostly to make their retro limos.

The one for sale wouldn't look so bad if the front bumper was lower. The bottom comes too high off the ground to look decent, not to mention the wheel wells look incredibly too big/wide for what wheels and tires it has...not too bad of an overall design, but poorly executed.

[Piece-it pete]

Yeah, it's weird.

I remember seeing a convertable boattail conversion that used a panther too, very very cool.

Pete