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This project has a VW Diesel engine.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1494810954190637/
“Good project just lost interest it has a 4cylinder Volkswagen diesel motor only thing it needs is seats tires shocks an paint everything else is done already done rack an pinion steering has windshield that comes with I”
Wonder how driveable that would be with the diesel, looks non-turbo, like out of a Rabbit or Jetta. They weren’t very powerful but got great gas mileage
I’m not familiar with the capabilities of the VW Diesel, but I doubt it would be very powerful on the road. With the right gearing, it might be fine on the trails?
– Dave