@Stan Galat posted:As cool as that is, Ed - it really looks like that Jag wouldn't haul a casket over 4 ft long. I think it's just for funnin'.
Actually it was used twice. First for Billy Barty's funeral and then for the guy from Fantasy Island who yelled "da plane, da plane".
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I think you guys are being entirely too harsh on this.
Frankly, it's a Speedster interpretation that's been long overdue. And one that would probably have received the factory's blessing back in the day.
We all know of Zuffenhausen's reluctance to grant Max Hoffman's request for a 'stripped down' 356 cabriolet. Their convertibles had always been posh, top of the line models and I think they were a little embarrassed by the Speedster's hoonigan image.
In this stretched version, we see an attempt to regain some of that lost elegance. And dang if Ed's instincts aren't bang on by referencing that eery E-type.
All our stretch Speedy really needs to become a proper motorcar are some proper landau bars:
Mitch Toll for the win.
Just stumbled across this image.
Gee thanks, Kevin. I'll never be able to unsee that. 
It just keeps gettin weirder and weirder around here!😂😂😂
Meh. No difference between those and any wide body speedster imo.
Buy it for parts :~)
I think this would be perfect with the drivetrain out of that 500c.i. Caddy V8 911 installed.
I have seen picts of that car over the years and always wondered why no one recreated it for Stanistan or other lords? 
@IaM-Ray posted:I have seen picts of that car over the years and always wondered why no one recreated it for Stanistan or other lords?
Actually just spit diet coke all over my pc screen while reading this, Hilarious.
I saw a post from Silverstone in Mexico (Harry Zylbersztajn) on FB advertising this LWB thing.
I was sorta' pulling for the guy before that.
That shape is so classic that they have modified versions on 911's, SUV's etc etc. What is there not to like.
