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Not mine but an interesting first time speedy project, the chassis is what's kewl ( not so sure about a 1776 with 13.75 compression ratio though) ~Alan
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1957-PORSCHE-SPEEDSTER-REPL-NO-RESERVE-/120650487618?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item1c17545742
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This one looks like a great deal. Mine is also "jacked up" in the rear (or "dagoed" in a less politically correct time 50 years ago). I would prefer it lowered a bit in the rear. Maybe next year. Mine is also a CMC/Metalcraft combo started in '88 and still not titled. Everything in its time. I'll also include the only photos I have of the frame...not great, but you'll probably never see another stripped frame now , unless you buy the one on ebay and strip it yourself. Anyway, this will give you some idea of the Metalcraft. I would disagree with the ebay description of a "tubular" frame, in the circular sense most people visualize. I doubt if most people think of square or rectangular steel tubing when they hear the word "tubular"...unless they are a fabricator or an engineer.

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