BlueGolfer@aol.com wrote:
> Ok, would someone please bring this arcane discussion back to Tigerdom by
> explaining how to convert an Alpine to a Tiger by using one or more of these
> rotary engines. The early Alpines had wings, didn't they. Maybe they could
> factor into the conversion.
>
> Rob
> Melbourne Fl
Rob,
1) Start with a Tiger
2) Remove engine, transmission, exhaust, rear axle, steering, cooling
system, Tiger badges and chrome.
3) Obtain "donor" Alpine.
4) Transfer Engine, Transmission, Steering, exhaust, rear axle and
cooling system, VIN plate.
Wallah! You have a Tigpine. Add wings for low-rider parades only.
Sell for $18-20,000 less than you paid for the original Tiger.
Yes, both those engines rotated - internally, as is proper, you know.
Oh yes, you wanted to go the other way, and use a rotary engine. Too
late. It's already been done, in beautiful fashion, by Rob Guerra, with
a Mazda rotary and an Alpine.
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