Minivan conversion, purely hypothetical...I'd never do this to my car.

(would be easier to get out of the car in the crowded LA parking lots though)

 

whaa? just take out your back seat

 

All doors should open like that, or lambo style so that some retard doesn't get out of his car and put a ding in yours. Like the ******* that parked next to my car.

 

that would be money

 

hmm.. wutta good idea!

 

would be *******, but you would have that line on your rear side panels :\ like minivans!

 

it would actually be cool to see though.

 

someone is gonna steal your idea now and get lots of money for it..

 

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I was thinking that also...Pretty innovative if you can come up with a way that you won't have the lines on the back panel like mini-vans do....Someway that you can have it like that but still look completely stock from the outside.

 

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You could have the rails on the inside of the door. so your lines would be only visible from the inside.

 

man.. i'd actually do that if it werent so ridiculously involving. to your great idea.

 

You'd better call that invintech place and get a patent for that

 

You guys know what I am thinking? I'd like to make a basic attempt at this on an old car with thin, light doors. I think it would be fun, and really cool if it worked.

 

i dont have doors

 

i'd never do something like that, but if all cars were like that there would be no door dings. nice idea.
it would cost a crapload, btw.

 

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go for it!!! i think we'd all be super impressed if you pulled it off. and don't forget to patent that *****!

 

heh thats a pretty sweet idea, i bet it can be done, rails on the inside, you sould do it, you might need to figure out a way to lighten the doors so that your track mechanism can handle opening and closing the dorr, what about wires and locking mechinism. nice idea thought

 

Monster, Monster Garage!

 

or you could just get the lambo kit for $1600

 

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Am i the only one who caught this????

 

couldn't you run the track where the door sill is, and have it mount onto the front bottom corner of it, run a single piece of angle iron or something to stregthen it up...huh...me likey

 

Probably cost around $800- $1000. The hard part is making it clean and have the extra hardware hidden or at least flow with the interior of the car. Probably the easiest way would be to have a rail at the bottom of the door and a bar that rolls on barrings in the middle of the interior door panel. However, you'd need the tracks to provide stabillity and hold the door by its self or you'll need two roller bar thingys. The top bar could be curved in the front and partially done up to look like a stock looking handle. Both bars would have to be welded in 2 places on the door itself to add ragidity. You'd also need to have at least two sets of rollers welded a ways appart for the same purpose under the b pillars.

 

i bet that idea will be in production in the next 5 years...

 

I love it, would never have to worry about someone hitting your door, or if a parking spot is too small!

 

someone had alot of time on their hands lol..