Vote On My Next Project Car

[@MegaNardman]

That ending is absolutely brilliant. Now i can vote for the murder-mobiles with a clear conscience.

[@IV.olution]

Of all that, there is one that would be terrifying if it pulled up beside you. A charger with a turbine...

[@jonathangehman4005]

The Turbine Charger is what Dodge should be working on, not Matt. Matt's just going to make it more or less practical, Mother Mopar would make it MAD

[@hashemmi24]

I looked around the pic for a busa engine :( none found

[@TonyLamb]

Can't go wrong with a ham sandwich. Well much wrong, there are some scenarios, but meh, where you going.to source a nuclear reactor in any case. Go with the sammich.

[@benni5941]

Spoiler: Matt's somehow allergic to ham sandwiches

[@OMGWTFBBQSHEEP]

Just gonna say i'm really exited about the ham sandwich. The low weight, high energy density due to the ham and the lightweight bread, tremendous traction on asphalt and dirt, and of course the appealing aestetics.

[@Ian-of9oi]

Just a heads up. Your viewers are going to pick the dumbest most complicated project. But you’re an engineer so that’s probably your thing.

[@josephssen]

Ham sandwich, you say?

[@Ian-of9oi]

@@josephssen I vote for ham sandwich as long as he makes it a subscriber giveaway.

[@bryrobson5863]

I think he's doing the reverse psychology thing, saying he doesn't want to do the the things he actually wants to do... But whatever he ends up doing it's still going to be entertaining! Yay! ✌️

[@Ian-of9oi]

@@bryrobson5863 yes I look forward to it.

[@espionx8236]

Trust him, he's an engineer

[@NikFowler]

I knew the video was going to end with you saying you'd already chosen, but the cut to the Viper was hilarious. And then another shot with off road tyres, I nearly spat out my beer!

[@Drawliphant]

Im so excited for him to take on a ham sandwich next year. Projects like that are what brought me to this channel.

[@barongerhardt]

It is so bready. I bet it is faster going the wrong direction.

[@alexthompson3229]

So ready for that pivot to this being a terrible cooking channel

[@monokheros5373]

watching Mrs SuperfastMatt kick him out of her kitchen will be priceless

[@evs2760]

I really want to vote for the Ham Sammie, but I'm really torn about 'unfinished projects' and how that will ruin my 'Clean Plate Club' SGT of Arms tenure...

[@Drawliphant]

@@evs2760 you don't need to finish projects when Ham Sandwich is on the horizon!

[@jamesgilbert124]

I think my favorite takeaway from this whole thing is that Matt already owns a giant teddy bear.

[@mr_voron]

After a 3-part “I’m gonna fix my off road truck” series, off road viper was kind of a given. And I’m here for it.

[@50fatz]

Yesss

[@topgamer7]

Only one that seemed remotely feasible for his niche lol.

[@Goodgu3963]

The ham sandwich is going to win. However a video of matt over engineering the hell out of a sandwich, while also going of on tangents for at least 50% of the video will not be disappointing. ALL HAIL THE ALGORITHM!

[@Goodgu3963]

Called it

[@HFV_Junkyardin]

Honestly I’d watch an episode of Matt discussing the technical, engineering details of making the best ham sandwich.

[@Coupegt84]

Or, how about an off-road ham sandwich?

[@ainmeile]

How about a ham radio sandwich?

[@v8Mercury]

Yeah. Teach people to reassemble the bread in the correct orientation.

[@uberNerdStatus]

"Well, we've come to the end of February Madness, not March Madness, that's a registered trademark. It's come time for me to build another project car. I let my viewers vote for my next project car and that was stupid, so now my February madness car is not a car. Normally I would have ignored your votes, because I already bought a Viper and off road tires. But, none of the parts I designed fit on the car, so I have to redesign these parts and wait for new ones to come in the mail. Meanwhile, the algorithm requires feeding. Speaking of feeding, today we are going to learn about mastication on the best damn ham sandwich ..."

[@barefootalien]

I mean...

[@Johnny_OSG]

TBH some of those ideas are absolutely bonkers and I would watch them in a heartbeat.

[@luckyr3675]

the busa T sounds really doable and a complete death trap

[@imjstcl]

Thats the one I wanted the most!

[@templerea5262]

The busa T would impress the algorithm most effectively.

[@cyjanek7818]

@@templerea5262 nah, too Old base car with narrow fanbase of hayabusa and a lot of mad people. XK120 would do better for sure. Also at this point it would be better to build Model T replica if you plan to change everything anyway

[@honeycombkole3185]

You just made a poll for projects ranging in difficulties with us, the crowd, not needing to lift a single finger in this whole project. You, sir, are going to have a crazy difficult project for absolutely no reason 😂

[@Validole]

See the end of the video :D

[@sdziscool]

SuperfastMatt: How can I delay working on any car? SuperfastMatt: you can now vote for my next project for the next week or so!

[@TylerCMilligan]

????? Profit!

[@rossstewart9475]

Hell & Country: You could turn it into some kind of drag monster, or, you could jack up the suspension, slap in a transfer box and locking diffs, and build yourself a small camper fit for both the Town & Country...

[@daddymarkram]

I vote you finish the vehicles you have. Boring I know, but more projects just means much more time between the tesla swapped Jag and landspeed car episodes, which I really enjoy.

[@faultboy]

+1

[@joecosta3416]

ham sandwich

[@mwendell]

I vote that all of the upvotes on this should count as actual votes.

[@Ian-of9oi]

Here’s the problem with finishing your projects. I did that. Told myself no more new projects until I finish the old ones. So I finished my projects, have a nice clean garage. Now I don’t want to start any new projects. True story.

[@oscix]

I wish too. But we are talking about Matt here. He doesn't finish projects. Atleast he is honest about it haha. That is why I like Matt: honesty and sarcasm at the same time

[@Juppe50]

Seriously, your channel is the most entertaining car channel out of all of them!

[@fazeobama8872]

the busa model T sounds like a great idea. just like the rv trike. and all the others too

[@gentlefauna]

I think the off-road viper sounds like the best idea though

[@IeeIee778]

​@@gentlefaunawell we had now choice we were gonna get the off-road viper wether or not we wanted it

[@ken830]

I, also, had a bright red RT/10 poster on my wall when I was young... Actually, it's still on the wall of my old room at my parents'.

[@UhOhUmm]

I vote on finishing something, anything. Netflix trauma is starting to hit.

[@zappy7393]

and Googles like...good now they aint lookin...

[@twistidclowns]

Im working on a 4 cylinder stroker starting with the largest displacement engine I can afford to break; im hoping to get over 4 liters of displacement with off the shelf parts. I know its possible to get more but I dont have a machine shop nor do I want to pay someone else to have all the fun.

[@Pluckaiy]

I really want to see that 80% finished turbine charger

[@v8Mercury]

Ha ha. Gold!

[@rockdog2584]

For nostalgic reasons, I have to vote for the Jag XK120. My Dad raced one in SCCA races in central California. It had a 303 Oldsmobile Rocket 88 in it. They called it the Oldsuar (Oldsmobile+Jaguar). I would think one of those Barra engines from Australia (and 5-speed gearbox) would make for a pretty formidable package.

[@johnhislop2993]

You read my mind. Dudes are getting 1000hp out of the turbo Barras without much effort

[@alannock1358]

By far, the project that made me listen closer, was the model T, with motorcycle engine. What a car that would be. (And that's speaking as a Brit)

[@Nbomber]

in the uk we had the 200bhp zafira gsi and the later 230bhp zafira vxr. both minivans, both extremely popular and very cool. also very tunable.

[@TheBCninja]

They have off the shelf micro turbines that are purpose built as generators/range extenders. I would love to see you build what dodge should have revealed in the first place. Jet cars are back!

[@haphazard1342]

I wonder if he could get his hands on a (used) Wrightspeed turbine module. They've kinda already done this, just as a light commercial truck powertrain instead of a car.

[@David-gk2ml]

jet model T?

[@ryandick9649]

Having seen the original Chrysler turbine car one night on the Saturday evening drive-in at the Scottsdale Pavilions, I can say that a turbine hybrid car would easily be the most impressive vehicle that I have ever seen.

[@brianb-p6586]

@@haphazard1342 I don't know if a used Wrightspeed unit would be available, since that would imply that they went into production and were used. Did any ever make it out the factory door?

[@aaronhunter7026]

Three turbine/generators on the back of a Charger like a Star Wars landspeeder with an AWD Tesla power train would be amazing.

[@ohctascooby2]

My votes… 1. Split the Smart around the trailer Caravan for a self powered caravan. Driving compartment up front, engine and drive wheels in back. 2. 600hp Mid engine off road lifted dodge caravan minivan

[@Corentinbes]

The Hayabusa model T and the smarty-go-round are the most insane ideas I've ever heard and I love it

[@blurglide]

I think an excellent idea that's not been done is a hybrid rock crawler. You need a lot of torque and control, but only for brief periods, so a small motor/generator should keep it charged up. Think motorcycle engine. Have all 4 wheels independently powered so you can tank steer. Maybe it doesn't even need to have steerable front wheels- think how much stronger that would be. No steering, U-joints, etc....just a bar "axle" with an electric motor on each end. This is the future.

[@maxj9204]

The goldwing camper could be really neat. It's not like it's gonna be fast, but you won't want it to be lol. Fun to drive, ultralight, nice and fuel efficient, and lots of space.

[@zorktxandnand3774]

Only if it is amphibious, it can be a paddle boat.

[@monkeybarmonkeyman]

@@zorktxandnand3774Oohh... combining projects... Amphibikecamper!

[@kungpowchickenwing]

I vote that he enclose the drivers seat

[@noexpensespentstudios]

I'm glad you've already made your mind up because there's too many good options here. Camper trike, superfast minivan, and Hayabusa T are impossible to choose between anyway.

[@kungpowchickenwing]

Tesla minivan…but keep the front engine. Rear wheel electric. Hybrid man!

[@matz4k]

I always loved the Chrysler Turbine, the charger would be an insane car!

[@oddshot60]

As long as it gets painted Turbine Bronze with a black roof.

[@rallen7660]

@@oddshot60 Bo and Luke in the 21st Century! Jumping that pond will be a piece of cake now!

[@lanceandersen]

Paused the video, went and voted, left Matt a nice comment, went back to the video, and hit play. "Keep in mind I've already bought a Dodge Viper and Off-Road tires." What a good reminder you can always make a difference by voting.

[@Oldsmobile69]

I like the Model-T idea the most, but just make it completely out of scratch (woodworking, yay!)

[@christophermorin9036]

Bracket 1: Double Duck, Off-road Viper, Hell-And-Country, 500hp Prius. Bracket 2: Boatercycle, Trike Travel Trailer, Busa T, Ham Sandwich

[@randyfleet9968]

The xk-120 strikes my fancy but you REALLY should finish your other Jag!

[@DouglasClaude]

First round picks: Ducati trike, smartis-wheel, turbine charger, bronco, float trike, rc smart, model t, samwich

[@tud42]

I am looking forward to your journey into composites as you make the roof for the S600 and then the body of the land speed car. However, I would also enjoy watching you make the 3d printer or 4 axis CNC assemble a ham sandwich for you. Cheers

[@kthschsslr]

Hayabusa. Supercharged for throttle response over ultimate power. Off road kart. Salvaged motocross forks, both tubes at each wheel as dampers on an A arm suspension. Long travel on a budget. Make a car that will jump like a motocross bike. Play with engine placement to keep it from being too weight biased to jump. Or just make a viper monstrosity.

[@andrewdunagan4491]

I like the idea of turbine driven generator electric car thing. To make things easier you could use a MEP 362 military generator which is a turbine 5 KW generator. install it in something big enough to tow all your other creations like a M1078 with a Tesla drive unit at each end, Or maybe just a Ram 3500 4x4. Could really give your Toy a run for it’s money. Maybe even give team Kamaz the single digit salute?

[@frongicide]

5 kW isn't nearly enough to do that and expect to go faster than continental plates

[@andrewdunagan4491]

@@frongicideSo, if your so smart and nay say things what’s your solution? Negativity is what is wrong with you and the world at large. I don’t think it would be feasible to mount up a 150Kw (Tesla fast charger) generator. Trying to build a vehicle not a locomotive. Most of Matt’s ideas are fanciful that’s the fun behind it all. He is a good engineer im sure he can figure it out and make it work.

[@lasskinn474]

@@andrewdunagan4491 a big turbine is a bit harder to handle. A bike engine would do a bunch of power(enough if you can charge with it and have batteries as a buffer, enough to keep it going highway speed anyway which the 5kw can't) but the generator control and electricity flow control electronics get tricky. 5kw turbine electric locomotive could work better than you'd think though, being slow doesn't matter as much witj a locomotive and electric makes transmission of the power to high torque easier than some gearboxes and clutches

[@stephentroyer3831]

How many Tesla drive units would 5KW comfortably supply? Would there be any need for a battery pack? I'm very curious about how this could work out.

[@emmajacobs5575]

@@stephentroyer38315 kW sounds like a lot, but it’s really not - Tesla drive units go from about 220 kW upwards, so the turbine generator could supply 0.02 of a drive unit. Except it’s even less because that 220 kW is the power *output* - you need to put a bit more electricity in, because the motor isn’t 100% efficient.

[@fredzyda]

I'm hoping this process results in more than one project! So many good ideas here!

[@kinangeagle133]

I found myself nervously chuckling for you with every 3d render that pips into the screen

[@trasher2848]

I'm for the offroad viper. Somewhere around youtube I've seen a dude throwing 2 hummer v1 axles under a first gen Camaro. I found that to be pretty trick. The XK120 would also be really sick, because racecar of course.

[@Kasi01]

Series hybrid no, parallel hybrid yes. But also jet makes everything yes, so its hard. Ultimately its the cool Prius for me.

[@906MediaProductions]

I also want to see a high power Prius, that would be nuts, also the work he puts into making it happen could help others mod the Prius platform for other uses. I'm putting a gen 3 system in a Corvair, which will only be twice the stock power. Edit: my project is on his discord for anyone curious.

[@VintageBlacklist]

The viper's long hood deserves a jet engine under it, however I guess then where would you exhaust it at? You could engineer an exhaust.... Or you could make the car drive backwards....

[@ChefbasilTV]

My grandpa had an XK120 roadster I never got to see. Would be an awesome build to see. Second place vote goes to jag, but I think the xk120 would be the best track car in your collection by a mile.

[@holzwurm_hd7029]

The Viper and the Prius both sound sick. I have been hoping for a 2jz and Tesla swapped Prius for years. your idea is almost there so it sounds sick.

[@circuitdotlt]

There is a guy on youtube who made his Smart Roadster RC car. Biggest issue was the brakes, but he used an assisted cylinder from tesla (needed fair bit of programming). I am converting mine to electric now. You should consider it as well. They are super cool EVs, if you add a lot of kW.

[@TheEulerID]

In the UK Johnny Smith took a weird little electric car called an Enfield 8000 built in tiny numbers in 1970s with just 8 hp and souped it up a bit in 2016 and called it Johnny's Flux Capacitor. Just a mild power upgraded to what was claimed to be approaching 1,000 hp. It's just 9 feet long, street legal and has run a 9.86s second quarter miles. Of course, that's now somewhat overshadowed by the bonkers McMurtry Spéirling (also street legal), which has posted a 7.97 quarter on road tyres on a race track (not a prepared drag track). The latter is a professional job, Johnny's was a one-off. However, he's still alive so that's promising.

[@timplett1]

See I think most people would argue that finishing your existing projects is the responsible thing to do, but I'm not sure that's really the case. 1) A lot of those tedious little things to finish up don't really make good KZbin content, or at least have a high ratio of work to good content. 2) I think there's a lot of anticipation for many viewers as to when you will get back to their favourite project, or even what the heck the next video will be at all. Not having any idea what you might be in for when KZbin notifies you of the new SuperfastMatt video (heck it could even be something random, like comparing a Model T to a Tesla) is part of the character of the channel. 3) Would it even be SuperfastMatt if a project for completed? All that in mind, please enjoy your ham sandwich, Matt!

[@michaelblacktree]

4) Ham sandwiches are yummy. So let's do that.

[@richardjuelfs4502]

Combine several of these ideas. Off road v-10 xk120 Electric trike camper My ADD is in overdrive,

[@bobpowers9862]

"And the winner will be... the one I've already decided." Love that! Keep up the entertainment value. :)

[@MrSkeltal268]

Model T with a motorcycle engine, reminds me of my dads idea for putting in a motorcycle engine into an MG midget. We never got to do that project, and he’s since passed on. So I’d consider the T with a motorcycle engine a spiritual successor of sorts.

[@notfunny3397]

Can you instead stick 2 or 4 of the most powerful but fairly cheap electric motors into a 1st or 2nd gen lotus Elise or something of that sort. It would actually be very cool and maybe usable unlike the trike. Bonus points if you somehow make it a hydrogen electric vehicle.

[@jsquared1013]

Tesla Roadsters (v1.0) already exist.

[@brapgarage]

Love Matt's sense of humor.

[@JimBrodie]

I legit dig the german halftrack (Kettenkrad) like streamliner caravan-bike combo tbf. In keeping with the popular saying 'K-swap the world' and as i've not seen one yet; i'd suggest a rwd, K-swapped electric milkfloat. =]

[@afree13]

Good one at the end! I’d still vote to Modernize the model T! If Henry Ford were around with today’s technology, he would use it Alloy spoke wheels Disc brakes Modern components on the engine: fuel injection, alternator, CDI ignition I’m not sure if I would replace the engine or put modern components on. , it’s not like it really needs a high performance engine, maybe a modern truck engine, like a 22RE something that is simple and reliable. Use it as a daily driver, that way people can see it every day.

[@hedleypepper1838]

Absolutely has to be hayabusa model T ...... please 🙏

[@SaxaphoneMan42]

can't lie, offroad viper sounds absolutely amazing. can't wait to see it happen.

[@stratos2]

Oh my god I want the jet powered charger! That would be damn epic, imagine the sound!

[@kungpowchickenwing]

How about a scramjet charger. I mean…go all in

[@The_Cyber_Nomad]

Turbine Electric Viper Blacked out. Make your own Batmobile.

[@matthewruss5008]

The most entertaining thing I've watched all week. All hail the algorithm and keep up the good work sir the fate of the world depends on people just like you

[@Mada_kr]

Combine all of the projects into a singular vehicle: The RC Amphibious 500 Horsepower Offroad Double-Turbine-Hell-Tesla-Busa-Trike-go-round Warthog Prius Trailer Racecar Sandwich

[@Ooooaaoo]

You should really get a 1995-1998 Daihatsu Hijet or something along the lines of a kei truck. They are so cool and while they might not have a good use for them, I know that that will not stop you from doing a project anyway.

[@akumabito2008]

Kei truck with a mid mounted Viper engine.

[@cam3002]

Not on the list but really should be is to engine swap a Lotus Europa. LS, K24, LFX, Tesla, the options are limitless and a very cool and under appreciated car will be made aware to the masses.

[@TylerGotAYTAccount]

Viper offroad vehicle. You seemed most excited about it. Considering you said, well never mind. Just hit the part where you said you bought a Viper as I was typing this. Also, I was going to say having multiple projects let's you jump between them all. You said this was your job now. So that may help with burnout.

[@brunobalestra]

My vote is for the hell and country. By the by, the racer XK120 would be pretty cool too. You should build that too.

[@karl-artureiskop4942]

I love the offroad viper idea, it is so cool in my oppinion when a roadcar is modified to be something it wasn't ment to be at first.

[@mashironarashima5096]

Ill go with the Dodgy Viper and the Ford Busa T

[@FieroFats]

The BusaT made me chuckle when you listed it. Of the list it's doable, it's relatively inexpensive (compared to others), and it's unique.

[@bedlamite42]

Need to take it to Drag Week.

[@curtisg8700]

The camper trike is awesome, though I like the idea of the rider inside. You could fix visibility with more windows and/cameras

[@CommieHunter7]

You have missed the main mark, which is the Ducati trike, with TWO throttles. One per hand. This is also how you steer.

[@SuperfastMatt]

I like the way you think.

[@ferdyg3520]

you are really stepping up your game it's so cool to see you constantly getting more sophisticated over time

[@DeadDodgeGarage]

Waaaaow, the one I wanted won, and I didn’t even have to go to all the trouble of clicking on a link or even saying it out loud.

[@xaytana]

Double Duc does have a third conceptual model that could work, two differentials. Drive the first inversely, two inputs to spin the carrier gear, then link carrier gear 1 to carrier gear 2, where the second diff outputs to the belt drives. You'd need to offset the engines and transmissions to align this setup to the original sprockets, or you could just cut out the original transmissions and shoehorn one in between the two differentials. Or, stemming from this, bind the two engines together at the crank, that way they're forced to be in sync minus whatever torsion the rod experiences. This is how engine platforms are literally built anyways, smallest working unit that's then scaled to a higher cylinder number. Same transmission setup as before, shoehorn one in that can handle the power. Either way, you do need a differential driving the wheels, for obvious reasons. Mechanical simplicity is the best option here, rather than trying to sync motors or transmissions with sensors, which could just as well produce oscillations, which will be a whole other headache to solve. The inverse differential solution is better if you don't have the engines linked with a solid crank, but slightly more complex and more bulky. Of all of these ideas, the trikes seem like the most likely to win out from all aspects. Cheaper, easier, etc. Double Duc is doable with some work. Tesla Trike is interesting, but might be better off as a tadpole (reverse trike) rather than a delta. Caravan trike would also be fairly simple, just a body extension with a camper shell on it. RC Smart Car is also a more reasonable project, but doesn't feel very inspired, might make a good one-off video for some fun within an enclosed course, but I don't think a lot of people would find it super interesting. Every other project is just expensive or too complex, and would add to the already-existing pile of incomplete projects, or they'd just be a one trick pony, similar to the RC Smart Car's issue, where they just don't have a ton of overhead for the amount of work and money put into them.

[@TheGreg6466]

Top gear and the grand tour converted many cars for off road use, many were terrible but some were ok, I think it was a Bentley that surprisingly made a good off roader. The Viper conversion does look good.

[@BlindIo42]

I know the Viper is happening next (and it's objectively the correct choice) - but don't discount the Goldwing camper trike. There are Goldwing tow trucks in Japan that can lane-split through traffic, unfold a car dolly from the back, and tow away a disabled passenger car to a safe location. Those bikes can do more than you think.

[@darwinskeeper421]

I'm one of the guys screaming at the screen to finish all the projects you already have. I'd love to see your Mk VI Jaguar get finished. For new projects I like the trailer trike, but you'll need more torque than a Goldwing engine has. Even small trailers can be quite heavy, so I'd go with a low powered Tesla model S drive unit powered by 16 Model S battery modules.

[@michaelblacktree]

Here in Florida, the "offroad sports car" thing is not uncommon. Although they usually take a car body and plop it on top of a 4x4 truck chassis.

[@coelhovinicius140]

A turbine - eletric car has been on my mind for a long time. Way too many options to explore. And that ariel was very close from something i was coming up with

[@scottminor8500]

I think you should combine the Hell and Country and the Viper to make an off-road minivan with a bunch of power. If the only thing cooler than a Viper is an off-road viper, then a step up from a minivan with a bunch of power is... an offroad minivan with a bunch of power!

[@calholli]

The Bronco is wider for a reason. We you add that much more performance into a thin wheelbase, you are 99% guaranteed to roll it over.

[@bagelbandit6076]

You really are an engineer, how do you finish the projects you already have? By starting a new project that will require lots of planning and cadding which will make you want to get up and stretch and do anything that is not in from of a computer. Brilliant. It’s like if you give a mouse a cookie…

[@jetzereitsma1276]

Man, I need the carbon fiber roof for the Honda!! Am fantasizing doing something like that for my super seven. would be a great source of inspiration.

[@BMW.535d]

I think you should choose which project you want to do, will enjoy watching it whatever you choose 🔥

[@moritzschlichting5222]

Oh man, where there no cheap chargers without an engine? Yeah, so my vote goes towards the turbocharger, which i don't think is registered by the ncaa?

[@majormojo]

I like the option of not finishing any existing projects, but I kind of feel like that’s been done before. Or not done. So yeah, new things, yay!

[@martykath4427]

Why not construct a superlight motorcycle powered rear wheel drive rock crawler/off road buggy/ onroad racer. Use motorcycle tires for rock crawler mode and downsize wheels to suit other uses. Make the control arms on both front and rear as long as possible for lots of travel. Use a front wheel drive car rear uprights/brakes, drive shafts and diff centre of the viscous variety for the rear drive train. if you have to have an electric part to the build use electric motor for front wheel drive (and reverse?) Colin Chapman was into car offroad "trials" and from this point developed the Lotus 7. It it wont comply with licensing requirements make it small enough to fit in a ute - I mean pick up. Add lightness of course.

[@sepg5084]

XK120, Prius, or just finish your projects. I'd rather modernize the viper. Better suspension, brakes (add abs to it), heads and cam package, exhaust, radiators.

[@christopherwedemeyer2993]

The S2000 is the reason I subscribed. I vote finish that and give your viewers some in car camera track time. Puh-leeeeeese!

[@ediefreddie5438]

Glad you picked the viper it was my favorite. Also you can write off the car. Then undo it after you have your fun and have a cool viper

[@kurtk409]

You should build a pt cruiser limousine. Or a smart car limo. Fwd car, just chop it in half and add more mid sections

[@connorohoare7470]

The jag definitely! A xk120 is a great car but you might have to get a kit car body as a real one is expensive

[@llmkursk8254]

Honestly the Turbine Charger is the coolest one here. Considering Chrysler experimented with turbine engines in production cars for a long time, including putting a turbine engine into a Charger B-body, I think bringing the idea full circle would be amazing.

[@rb70383]

I was gonna pick the viper but now I can’t. The rear drivetrain of a Tesla configured in to a Segway…👍🏻

[@Tasselhoff88]

700 HP minivan sounds a lot like the Renault Espace F1. But ever since my kid put a disassembled toy Ferrari F40 body on top of an off road chassis I've thought that's the best idea for a car build ever. The Viper would do just fine.

[@740seth]

I'm torn between an off-road viper and the Model T build. Both are feasible, road friendly, and cool. Another neat spin might be AWD Tesla powered Model T sleeper. Heck, maybe even use the old 4cyl to power a generator for a hybrid set up. Regardless, I really enjoy your projects and leaning from them.

[@alanrice8614]

A Mad-lib type of contest would be cool. "Matt should build a: (Turbine Hayabusa 700-horsepower) powered (Trike Camper Prius) that (Floats Off-roads will kill him) and (Violates trademark Tastes good will get the viewers mad)". Just circle one or more from each group.

[@TheGreg6466]

Do them all, Matt! You can do it, we believe in you, get other people to do the labour, subscribers will help for free, you just design and assemble. Hyabussa in a Model T though if I have to pick 1.

[@user-pq5yi1gj8t]

Ok hear me out . ... Hayabusa swapped kei truck! Cheap, 4wd and a huge fan base that would bring a lot of foot traffic to you. Or fast minivan.. but off-road!

[@rossmarzano]

Wow, this list is epic! Spitballing here, but after you build the offroad viper, what about putting a caravan on top of a bronco chassis? Much more sensible than a trike...