Here's How You Turn A Rusty E30 BMW 3-Series Into A Driveable Hot Tub
As Furze points out at the beginning of this video, turning a car into a hot tub is something that’s been done many times before. But keeping the car in question driveable? That’s a little more tricky, especially when the starting point is an E30 BMW 3-series full of rusty holes.
In this first episode, Furze sets about patching up the holes, insulating the wiring, beefing up the suspension to cope with the weight of the water (expected to be anywhere from 1000-2000kg), and much more besides. By the end of this first bought of work, the car is holding water rather nicely.
We can’t wait to see the finished product!
Growing up on a diet of World Rally Championship highlights and lengthy Gran Turismo 2 sessions, a life in cars was as good as inevitable for Matt.
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Ehm, thanks CT, I have been wondering how to do that…
How to drive in the summer time XD
Why not actually make a car out of it?
E30s are getting rarer every day.
p. s:sorry if any mistakes.
Would be more useful filling it with blinker fluid.
Just Colin furze things lol
can alex turn his rusty e36 and miata into a hot tub?
Already has happen BMW driver >:(
2000kg?! I have severely underestimated the weight of water. I’m sure this would become one of the heavier E30s around!
I swear this dude gets high to get ideas and then gets drunk while he’s working on the project. Must be incredibly fun though XD