Thinking of buying this car

Too much & I would avoid a dealer.  IMHO A/C is a compete waste of time in a Speedster.  You can find better used deals than this.

That's more than it would cost you to have one built from the source; Vintage Speedsters.

I'm just wondering how a low-powered 1915 would behave when it's AC is on.  I suspect it would be pretty gutless.

Thanks.  We had negotiated a lower price than 29k, just not sure about the car.  I'm thinking of having Kirk build one for me.

Overpriced to the tune of $3,000 plus ( Dealer profit ) Buy direct from Kirk at Vintage Speedsters, you'll get exactly what you want and peace of mind.

 

 ~Alan  (30 speedster plus to date)

Wanting A/C in a roadster or coupe makes sense...but a speedster???

 

That's like having A/C on a John Deere riding lawn mower.

Adam    Check out the lapis blue speedster in the speedster classified section of the SOC website for only $24000

I'll remind you of that next August when you're out there trying to mow and sweating bullets......  

 

Ron O:  there's a VS near me with a 1915 and A/C who arrived at a local cruise night last Summer.  He let me take it out with the A/C on - really cold and I honestly couldn't feel much of a difference when the compressor kicked in.  I always thought that they would just about die when compressing, but that's not the case.  It didn't have the power of my 2,110 but was still decent for most driving nonetheless.

 

gn

Umbrella handle E-brake.  Looks like the one in my Toyota truck..... (Just wrote Troy to look at parts diagram of one to help him out).

 

 

I do like the e brake being installed under the dash...anyone know when Kirk started offering this as an option?