[DML] Re: Gullwing Doors on Any Car
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[DML] Re: Gullwing Doors on Any Car
- From: "cbl1739" <cbl302@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 17 Dec 2007 21:13:21 -0000
Actually, The Bricklin HAD It's own Engineered frame,it DID NOT come
from any other vehicle in production,it WAS made/engineered as a
Safety Sports Vehicle...Bricklin (SV-1)(the same as DMC had started
onto the Delorean,(DSV) but later just switched to DMC)the Massive
frame along the side of the Bricklin was put/engineered there for the
Safety of the passengers,(for side impact) the Gullwing doors were
part of the safety cage "birdcage"(in Bricklin terms)that totally
surrounded the passengers,just think of a massive square frame
running along all sides of the car,then a MASSIVE FULL safety cage
is installed on top of that frame(roll cage)So basically Not only do
you have a massive frame running along the side of the Bricklin..but
you have a SECOND frame bolted on top of that(the safety cage)making
it IMPOSSIBLE to put anything but Gullwing doors...or GT-40 style
doors..Again the Bricklin is Truly a Gullwing car/Safety
Vehicle...There was NO WAY around not putting gullwing doors on
it...The four things that were all Bricklin is the Engineered
Frame/Safety cage, and the Body and the body panels and wiring..just
like the Delorean..which had it's own engineered frame Body and Body
panels and wiring.And like the Delorean..everything else was from
other cars parts bin.
Claude
--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, DMCVIN6683 <dmcvin6683@...> wrote:
>
> They designed the Bricklin with Gullwing doors just like they
> designed the Delorean to have Gullwing doors, they could of
dropped
> the body-line down to accommodate regular doors but who would have
> bought the car then?
>
> Yes the Bricklin used a STOCK Ford frame but do you see any Fords
> with Gullwing's?
>
> Ford I guess should of had Gullwing's on the Car that used that
Frame
> then.
>
> It is all about Design and the Bricklin could of been designed
better
> to use regular doors and all of the other things that were bad
about
> the Bricklin, but that is a whole different topic that does not
need
> to be discussed on a Delorean forum.
>
>
> Mark V
>
>
>
> On Dec 16, 2007, at 9:52 PM, cbl1739 wrote:
>
> > I have to strongly disagree with the Bricklin doors being only for
> > appearence... Yes for appearence...BUT...If normal doors were to
be
> > put on a Bricklin it would be VERY VERY hard to egress into and
out
> > of a Bricklin since it Does have a Rather MASSIVE Frame(think
Ford F-
> > 350 frame)running along side the car,that is very high on the
side of
> > the car,just as with the Mercedes Gullwing,that is what/why they
have
> > the lower black panel it hides the Massive frame that runs along
side
> > the car..About the ONLY way to put normal doors on a
Bricklin,would
> > be to have Basically the same style Doors as Fords GT-40 in which
the
> > doors are part of the roof(basically Gullwing doors but hindged
like
> > a the normal door.
> > On the other hand The Delorean could have had doors like the Lotus
> > Esprit,which would have also been nice as a option.
> >
> > Claude
> > Bricklin 1024
> > since 1980
> >
>
>
> [snipped by moderator]
>
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