Holy Shift Garage, a group of people usually in the business of making custom motorcycles and cars. However, their latest project is a van based on the Suzuki Omni and the end result is Gymni an powerful-looking Omni
The little Omni is a true blue Japanese wonder! Within its small proportions, it is capable of seating 7-8 passengers and to power, it around is the 796 cc petrol unit borrowed from the Maruti 800. The Omni has been a great success in its initial years for it was a great vehicle to tool around the entire joint family and it didn't cost a lot. Moreover, it was frugal to run. Today the Omni is mainly found in the taxi operator market. not many private takers anymore and out of the many reasons not to buy an Omni the dominating factor remains safety. The is little to protect front occupants in the Omni. Overall, the Omni remains the cheapest people carrier in the market and a favourite amongst Intra city cabbies.
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Holy shift managed to modify Omni by combining Gypsy engine and Omni 1 gen body the end result is a powerful looking Gymni.
They used an old abandoned 1st gen Omni and a 4x4 offroad Maruti Suzuki Gypsy 1298 cc engine for this project. they completely modified this vehicle and from the before and after you can see that this is unbelievable what they have done.
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As you can see in the video they have changed the suspension and engine and also they added a cage cover for making it look like a battle van
Price for the build
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the price for a used second-hand Omni in India is rs 42000 INR or less which is around 567$ and they use an old gypsy engine for this project overall the expense they met was below 1000$ for making the Gymni
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