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FM Former Member
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A WHAT? Here's the text:

Street legal ? CAN BE DRIVEN ON THE ROAD
1970 1971 1973 Chevy Camaro Kit car on shortened VW chassis
Early 60?s Porsche / VW engine (not sure of the cc?s ? we are not VW people ? we have done the best we could with the information provided us)
Fiberglass body is in overall good shape ? does have orig. gel coat - Blue metallic paint ? some cracks, chips and scratches
Passenger seat does need to be bolted in and seatbelts secured before use.
Directionals, wipers, horn, and keyed ignition do work
New headlight switch is included ? just needs to be hooked up.
Several gauges ? some are working ? duplicate gauges, don?t know why.
There is a great working exhaust on the car, and does come with extra custom ba-ha exhaust ? it was included when we bought it.
It does start, run, drive, steer, shift, and stop
Super peppy, real light, very fast
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FM Former Member
http://i6.ebayimg.com/06/i/000/bb/87/1202_12.JPG
or
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=110178424979

A WHAT? Here's the text:

Street legal ? CAN BE DRIVEN ON THE ROAD
1970 1971 1973 Chevy Camaro Kit car on shortened VW chassis
Early 60?s Porsche / VW engine (not sure of the cc?s ? we are not VW people ? we have done the best we could with the information provided us)
Fiberglass body is in overall good shape ? does have orig. gel coat - Blue metallic paint ? some cracks, chips and scratches
Passenger seat does need to be bolted in and seatbelts secured before use.
Directionals, wipers, horn, and keyed ignition do work
New headlight switch is included ? just needs to be hooked up.
Several gauges ? some are working ? duplicate gauges, don?t know why.
There is a great working exhaust on the car, and does come with extra custom ba-ha exhaust ? it was included when we bought it.
It does start, run, drive, steer, shift, and stop
Super peppy, real light, very fast
FM Former Member
One of the first kit cars I ever saw in person was a '57 Thunderbird on a VW chassis.

Since then I've seen the Cobra at Knott's on a VW chassis.

Now a Camaro.

Why?

P. S. I saw a bright yellow Type 35 Bugatti kit going up my street this afternoon. Anyone remember the Ironsmith models? Sweet!
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