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Re:Stuffing a Tesla Drivetrain into a 1981 Honda Accord by lb1lf on Sunday March 04, 2018 @11:38AM (#16515290)
I was about to chime in with this, but you beat me to it. (HZJ79 Land Cruiser, lockers rear, center and front, full underbody and steering protection, expedition tank, water tanks, upgraded shocks, the mandatory snorkel, a real mother of a roof rack, steering damper coming up...

Sigh. Any hobby you can get blokes interested in eventually turns into gadget madness...

Re:Stuffing a Tesla Drivetrain into a 1981 Honda Accord by dsfyu404ed on Sunday March 04, 2018 @03:37PM (#16516560)
I knew someone would mention the Land Cruiser. It's the quintessential car for the HN crowd. It's upscale doesn't have the redneck vibe like an 80s Bronco or Suburban does.
Re:Stuffing a Tesla Drivetrain into a 1981 Honda Accord by chrisseaton on Monday March 05, 2018 @06:16AM (#16520253)
> It's the quintessential car for the HN crowd. It's upscale doesn't have the redneck vibe like an 80s Bronco or Suburban does.

A Land Rover Defender would also fit this - if you see someone driving a defender it could be a destitute farmer, a middle class mother, a millionaire footballer, or literally the Queen. It’s the most egalitarian car in the world.

Re:Stuffing a Tesla Drivetrain into a 1981 Honda Accord by lb1lf on Sunday March 04, 2018 @04:00PM (#16516681)
Upscale? Look at this baby and call it upscale once again... (Not mine, just first hit) [0]

Land Cruisers come in two main families - the rather utilitarian 70 series, favoured by the Red Cross, UN, IS and assorted civilians with a cavalier attitude towards fuel economy - and the increasingly luxurious (yet still eminently capable!) 120/150/200 series.

[0] http://m.transautomobile.com/en/export/toyota-land-cruiser-7...

Re:Stuffing a Tesla Drivetrain into a 1981 Honda Accord by js2 on Sunday March 04, 2018 @09:28PM (#16518261)
What? My XJ wants to have a word with you!