Is there any room to bargain with these makers?

Getting ready to place an order either with Vintage or JPS(can't decide yet...)Anyhow is there any room to bargain with these makers?

What other options would you have gotton, if you had to do it all over again? Thanks for the response.

Number one would have been a bigger engine. I got the 1776 but now have a 2110, big difference but think you have to also get a good builder because some 2110's are not much better than a 1776 because of the builder not putting all the "good" stuff in the engine. By all means get a bigger fuel tank. I got the 13 gallon tank and thankful I did. Leather vs vinyl, don't know if the extra bucks for the leather are worth it, vinyl is better if you are in an area where the interior may be exposed to the elemants. Audio systems are strictly a personal choice. With the top down, forget about hearing it at 60 MPH.
Might save the money and put it in the engine. Look at getting a good engine from somebody like CB or other quality builder.

Bargin with the builders? don't think so but you may get them to throw in some floor mats or something like that.

Good luck, lots of fun doing the spec, read as many of the posts as you are able and ask questions!

Maybe an extended warranty?

They'll probably throw in one or two options for free but that's about it; there's enough demand to keep them busy.

Buy a used one if you want to bargain - some buy thinking they can use it as a daily commuter and then become disalusioned. You see many virtually new one for sale at a discount. Money saved can be used to customize it to what you like.

Wolfgang has a point.... I got mine with 1200 miles on it & saved almost 5k. Seems the guy I got it from just wasn't into air cooled cars.

I agree wholeheartedly that buying used is a great first step. I purchased mine a year old with about 3K miles on it, about four thousand under the price of a new one at that time. Even better, since it was a local car I saved about a grand in shipping costs. It was a fun car and after I got it sorted (including some learning curve time), I had a lot of fun with it. It's a great way to find out what you like, what you don't like and, perhaps most importantly, if you like the cars at all.
Hoss

I'll echo the "buy a used one" mantra....especially if you want a deal. I saved a bunch of money and then when I could no longer afford to keep a toy, I didn't get too beat up when I had to sell it.