![]() 11/26/2014 at 13:09 • Filed to: tips | ![]() | ![]() |
Nor do I. I discovered it this morning. Gentlemen, I present you the Renha Formigão, a small Brazilian fiberglass kit car pickup truck. Plus, formigão means big ant.
Curiously, after Renha went bankrupt, the Coyote company bought the fiberglass molds and modified them to resell the car as the Coyote Country (in green, below).
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dude is jelly
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Nissan NX. Saw one for the first time last week. Thought it was some gray market import that someone let become super rusty...
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Oddly there was 3 or 4 girls that drove them when I was in HS in the late '90s. Random car to be common in the Senior class parking lot.
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I am Jelly I would drive one.
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I want that. What platform was the kit built on?
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It was built by Renha over a VW Kombi (VW Bus) chassis, with its engine :)
It was made for a very small time during the 80's. I browsed Brazilian equivalents of eBay and craiglist, but I only found two for sale.
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I'm convinced that protectionist-era Brazil was like the Galapagos Islands of the automotive industry.
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Hahaha, something like this :D
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10/10 would dd
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This is the best analogy I've heard so far.
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I saw the thumbnail and already knew it was another Air cooled VW-Based Brazilian car.
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I think it looks surprisingly good and modern, though I do kinda like Gurgels as well.