LoCost Sports Car (Low-Cost Sports Car) SW Model – 3D Model SolidWorks

3D model of a LoCost sports car (low-cost sports car) designed by SW is shared. It is recommended to use solidworks 2012 software to open it!
Nowadays, you don’t have to spend a lot of money to save your mid-life crisis. Ron Qianping’s cute classic design and his advertising slogan “Build your own sports car for only £250” have attracted many club members to join the fun of homemade sports cars. This low-cost sports car is only slightly more complicated than a traditional children’s car. It is completely assembled from second-hand parts, and some raw materials (steel bars, aluminum plates) are also used and assembled using welding processes. Of course, you also need a scrap car. Adam Stinfield-Jones, a member of the British Low-Cost Sports Car Club, said: “At the very least you need an engine, a gearbox, and a reusable rear axle (a set of detachable rear axle components is also acceptable) – so the other parts of the assembly are complete.” The chassis of the sports car is basically based on Qianping’s design drawings. Even if you just glance at the pictures posted on the enthusiast website, you will know that these enthusiasts have designed different cars. Some are designed to be road cars that can be driven around the countryside, while others are dedicated to racing. All cars are the result of love. In fact, this kind of homemade sports car has been very popular since the low-cost sports car formula competition was launched in 1999. At that time, there were 750 motor clubs participating, and there were strict car building regulations to ensure that the winners did not win because they spent a lot of money. The original intention of the organizers was actually to encourage more young drivers and car builders. The registration conditions also stated that the participating vehicles were submitted by universities, groups and individuals with less financial resources.