Bmw Isetta Dragster

The concept was based on a heavily. The drag strip-friendly Isetta casting inspired bubble car collector Bruce Weiner, of the Weiner Microcar Museum, to commission a real. 1959 BMW Isetta WHATTADRAG This car is just like the small toy HotWheels version Except that it actually runs.

And it is very very fast. And it is very very loud. With a Big Block Chevy 502 motor and SuperCharger, BF-Goodrich G-Force P215/60R14 tires in the front and a single Sumitoma HTRZ II 285/35ZR18 tire in the rear, it will smoke any other microcar out there.

It uses Premium 93 Octane. It is a custom BMW Isetta dragster with dual Chevy V8 engines. Designed by designer Timothy Adry Emmanuel.

Built entirely on a custom dragster chassis using the body of the original Isetta. > BIMMERPOST Universal Forums > General BMW News and Cars Discussion > BMW Isetta Dragster Featuring 730HP Chevy V8 and M3 Suspension Thread Tools Bookmarks twitter Facebook Digg Google StumbleUpon del.icio.us My Yahoo! Hot Wheels admiration of the BMW Isetta is also shared by microcar enthusiasts, perhaps most famously by collector Bruce Weiner.

Weiner was so taken with the "Whatta Drag" hot wheels car that he commissioned a real. The BMW Isetta is a typically a tiny, 13 horsepower, one. StarLight presents an extreme vehicle the famous BMW Isetta Custom Dragster, actually the dragster is a heavily modified 1959 BMW Isetta car.

This classic drag racing car which is missing in the GT. The Isetta is a small city car with three wheels that was built by BMW back in the 1950s. It was not what you would call a performance vehicle, even for those days.

However, if you strap a supercharged 502 cu. in. Chevrolet V8 engine on its back, you'll get a full-blown dragster.

In fact, the 1959 BMW Isetta dragster you see in these images develops 730 hp! It has a 2.