Disappearing Car Doors
 

Funny>>
http://www.flixxy.com/high-tech-car-door.htm

this has been posted so man times lol i myself posted it and got flamed lol.
have you seen the doors on a BMW Z1?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYZ7lAk-BdQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8p74b...eature=related

thas awsome but what about the battery going dead?

LOL what the :D

do anyone see disappearing doors cars in USA. I have not find one like this. Does BMW Z1 in usa?
That s cool!

That would solve all our fbody's problems with our HUGE ass doors.

no z1 in the USA

Thats got nothing on the "Dubai Car"!!!! Its to the left at the end of second video posted..... damn, looks like an autobot in the process of being transformed!

Dude I'm already sick of replacin' these F'n window motors, I don't wana replace door motors too. :ripped::mullet:

Thats pretty cool!

That's different for sure! On a side note, I learned to drive on one of those cars (Lincoln Mark VIII). Beautiful cars, and what a suprising sleeper with the DOHC 4.6 :devil:

That Pretty Damn Cool!!! But can you imagine trying to get out of the thing when the motor goes out??!! lol and would eliminate any Lowering of the vehicle. But I could live with the ride height, for something that cool!!

GM had "clamshell" rear doors on the 71-76 full size station wagons which operated very similar to these except the window opens by rolling up into the roof. the window was powered but some cars had a manual door you had to lift up into place, by the end of their run almost all of them had the power door option.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5utBR...eature=related

And just like the automatic minivan doors some dumbass or some dumbasses kid is gonna get their head stuck in there and once again put progress at a stand still

well if you're referring to that station wagon, it had a forward facing 3rd seat and the driver had the only button for the door other than operating it with a key.

i do however remember my dad saying his 79 olds wagon was recalled to install a special lock for the storage unit on the side of the car in the back because kids would open them up and crawl in there and suffocate. the newer locks kept the key in the lock and you had to lock the unit from the outside to get the key out so you couldn't leave it unlocked. basically it was impossible to get locked in there from the inside.

I was making a broad statement about all of the automatic doors in this thread.