In the Dark Ages, The wolf was once found thriving in a small German village. This intelligent, social animal was respected by the townsfolk and a unique bond developed between man and beast, a carefully balanced co-existence. The wolf is a powerful animal with a broad head and deep but narrow chest. The young remain with a pack, whose members are friendly to each other but some, after maturity, leave the family group. Rarely do they accept interlopers. The wolf, though however powerful, was indeed no match for progress. In time, the wolf numbers decreased. A threat to settlers and farmers, wolves have been hunted down to almost extinction. But the towns folk, who owed a lot to the wolves, and as a sign of their respect, named the town , “Wolsfburg”.
Wolfsburg, Germany grew rapidly with the Industrial Revolution and has remained as the headquarters of Volkswagen to this day. While one would be hard pressed to still find wolves in this metropolis, one can still feel the affinity Volkswagen has with wolves.
This particular Black Wolf has been resurrected from decades old sleep. Stripped of his rusty fenders, and built on an otherwise solid body, the top is chopped by 5 inches. Chopping the roof of a VW Beetle is no picnic, but chopping a 1303 is a whole new ballgame. As soon as the body massaging is done, the whole thing was sprayed an experimental suede like, black urethane blend suited for the stealth fighter.
Nuespeed adjustable coilovers replace tired VW McPherson struts and the Brembo brake upgrades are decades more advanced. Porsche 944 Turbo trailing Arms with koni adjustable shocks and same Brembo brake upgrades round out the rear. A blueprinted Eurorace 3.0 liter Type4 engine, mated to a rare Berg 5-speed gearbox provide the juice.
Black Alcantara racing seats hug the driver, 3-point belts anchor him. Fiberglass dash combined with Dolphin gauges and custom fiberglass door panels quickly clean up the interior. A bluetooth connected HP PocketPC with hidden amps and speakers provide clean, powerful tunes.
Colorado Custom “Black Fang” rims, with Pirelli rubbers, 20 inches front, 22 inches rear add teeth to this beast that manage to leave massive skid marks while drifting. The stench of white smoke accompanied by the flat4 growl leave a lasting impression.
He feeds on many animals but his primary prey appears to be large fuel-avors, such as Hondas, Nissans, Mitsubishis, and Toyotas, that he catches by a stalk and a chase. He gorges when food is available, usually reducing the carcass to a bare shell and a few plastic pieces.
In its hunting, the Black Wolf performs an important natural function in controlling and weeding out those less fit for survival. Unfortunately, he may attack domesticated livestock, like Mercedes Benzes, BMWs, Audis, and Volvos, and has thus undergone persecution by man.
Sightings of this beast are rare occurances. He usually prefers to prowl the streets late at night. But once the moon is bright, The Black Wolf cannot resist to run.
In the Dark Ages, The wolf was once found thriving in a small German village. This intelligent, social animal was respected by the townsfolk and a unique bond developed between man and beast, a carefully balanced co-existence. The wolf is a powerful animal with a broad head and deep but narrow chest. The young remain with a pack, whose members are friendly to each other but some, after maturity, leave the family group. Rarely do they accept interlopers. The wolf, though however powerful, was indeed no match for progress. In time, the wolf numbers decreased. A threat to settlers and farmers, wolves have been hunted down to almost extinction. But the towns folk, who owed a lot to the wolves, and as a sign of their respect, named the town , “Wolsfburg”.
Wolfsburg, Germany grew rapidly with the Industrial Revolution and has remained as the headquarters of Volkswagen to this day. While one would be hard pressed to still find wolves in this metropolis, one can still feel the affinity Volkswagen has with wolves.
This particular Black Wolf has been resurrected from decades old sleep. Stripped of his rusty fenders, and built on an otherwise solid body, the top is chopped by 5 inches. Chopping the roof of a VW Beetle is no picnic, but chopping a 1303 is a whole new ballgame. As soon as the body massaging is done, the whole thing was sprayed an experimental suede like, black urethane blend suited for the stealth fighter.
Nuespeed adjustable coilovers replace tired VW McPherson struts and the Brembo brake upgrades are decades more advanced. Porsche 944 Turbo trailing Arms with koni adjustable shocks and same Brembo brake upgrades round out the rear. A blueprinted Eurorace 3.0 liter Type4 engine, mated to a rare Berg 5-speed gearbox provide the juice.
Black Alcantara racing seats hug the driver, 3-point belts anchor him. Fiberglass dash combined with Dolphin gauges and custom fiberglass door panels quickly clean up the interior. A bluetooth connected HP PocketPC with hidden amps and speakers provide clean, powerful tunes.
Colorado Custom “Black Fang” rims, with Pirelli rubbers, 20 inches front, 22 inches rear add teeth to this beast that manage to leave massive skid marks while drifting. The stench of white smoke accompanied by the flat4 growl leave a lasting impression.
He feeds on many animals but his primary prey appears to be large fuel-avors, such as Hondas, Nissans, Mitsubishis, and Toyotas, that he catches by a stalk and a chase. He gorges when food is available, usually reducing the carcass to a bare shell and a few plastic pieces.
In its hunting, the Black Wolf performs an important natural function in controlling and weeding out those less fit for survival. Unfortunately, he may attack domesticated livestock, like Mercedes Benzes, BMWs, Audis, and Volvos, and has thus undergone persecution by man.
Sightings of this beast are rare occurances. He usually prefers to prowl the streets late at night. But once the moon is bright, The Black Wolf cannot resist to run.
