Maybe you still remember the flying car in Harry Potter movies? Yes, it is Anglia, an old Ford saloon car. However, after being processed by Leif Frykas, an engineer in Gothenburg, Sweden to be different even if the same material that a clunky Ford Anglia becomes more frightening with a touring car-style.
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| The classic Ford Anglia in the Harry Potter films. (Picture from: http://bit.ly/1p5bWR6) |
The story begins when his parents bought this car in the 1960s. Leif himself decided to bring it to the race in 1973. After a few years, Leif began replacing the engine with a B20 Volvo engine and then the B21 that has a capacity of 2,000 cc. Afterwards, the TOCA Touring Car specification began pinned, eg for the suspension sector. |
| An appearance in the Harry Potter films spurred interest in the Anglia. (Picture from: http://bit.ly/1xEUEcn) |
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| Modified Ford Anglia car done by Leif Frykas and Kjell Frykas. (Picture from: http://bit.ly/1p5bWR6) |
There is also a ZF Alfa Romeo steering rack which is connected to the Porsche 997 Carrera Coupe's electric driving power steering. The next development of increasingly wild, once the engine's nut bounced and the piston knocked to the ground when the engine lauched up to 8,000 rpm!!
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| Left side view of weird modified Ford Anglia car. (Picture from: http://bit.ly/1p5bWR6) |
The execution was worsened when Leif involves his son, Kjell whose then has pinn several components, including the use of homemade flat swing arm and helicopter's bearings!
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| Rear three quarter of weird modified Ford Anglia car. (Picture from: http://bit.ly/1p5bWR6) |
Then the body is adopting a big wing on the back. Its spoiler using the TeXtreme material, which is used by 8 of 11 the Formula-1 racing teams in 2013 season. At first glance, the specifications it really shows that the "weird" car has a wild spirit. *** [EKA | FROM VARIOUS SOURCES | OTOSIA.COM]
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