Lada 2101 low classics from Russia

[Rustamov]

Hello everyone from Russia! This is my first major project that came to my workshop, the owner’s main goal was to install a rear axle from BMW e30 and put the car on the threshold, then plans changed and it was decided to make a frame, install another engine and a quick air suspension, there will be many different modifications.
My workshop is only gaining momentum and developing, doing all the work myself.
I will be glad to those who follow the project, thank you all!
(Translated using Google translator)

[Rustamov]

New air bag mounts on lower control arms.

[cornfedbill]

Cool project. Ladas are not known in the US. But when I lived in Colombia, there were some Ladas there.

I like the E30 rear suspension idea. I had an '88 325is. It was a very good handling car.

[andrewb70]

Welcome!

Awesome project.

Andrew

[Rustamov]

Thank you very much

[Rustamov]

Remove the factory rear axle, testing the rear suspension cradle from the BMW E30.

[Rustamov]

In the process of studying the site, I have not figured out how to respond correctly to users

[69stang]

I like your thinking. Interesting project.

[Rustamov]

Replacing the frame rails with new ones, under the new suspension.

[HotWheelz]

Privet Rustamov!

Very Cool Project!

[Rustamov]

Privet Rustamov!

Very Cool Project!

Hi thanks

[Rustamov]

Air bag mounted on the frame.

[andrewb70]

The word you are looking for is "rear end" instead of "bridge." I understand why the translator failed...it is the same word in Russian.

Andrew

[Rustamov]

Thanks, can I somehow fix the description of the article?

[CarGroves]

I literally just rode in a Lada two weeks ago in cuba!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2xvlMJK_mE&t=9s

Great job on the fab work, it all looks really nice.

[raustinss]

Omg this is awesome , way back in the early 80s my parents had a lada . This is a cool dare to be different project

[jlcustomz]

Translation of language can be a small issue, but in the world of cool cars we are all brothers. If a word in language seems wrong, pictures tell the story.
We all understand and appreciate nice fabrication work and the effort that goes into it.
Also appreciate seeing something a little different getting a custom treatment and like seeing pictures of tools & work areas people in different countries have to work with.
Thanks for sharing.

You have a little time to edit posts, forget how long here, as long as bottom of post still says edit. A moderator on the website can change something later.


You can also talk directly with someone here clicking onto their name & going to send private message. I'll send you one later so you can try it.

[andrewb70]

Thanks, can I somehow fix the description of the article?

I have gone through and edited your posts.

Andrew

[Rustamov]

I literally just rode in a Lada two weeks ago in cuba!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2xvlMJK_mE&t=9s

Great job on the fab work, it all looks really nice.

Thank you, I liked your video, I subscribed to your channel.
In Cuba, many Russian cars that are still operated in Russia

[andrewb70]

My father owned a 1976 Lada. I grew up in Soviet Georgia.

Andrew