#Kit car

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Ultima GTR, 1999. A mid-engined sports car built in Hinckley, Leicestershire that was available fully built or in kit form. Factory made cars were powered by a range of Chevrolet small block V8 engines but owners who built their own could use a wider variety of engines and transmissions with the Ultima chassis being rated for engines up to 1,000bhp. The Ultima was replaced by the Evolution in 2016

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1964 Chevy Cheetah Bill Thomas Kit

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god this is the way wrong site for this but. does anyone know of a legitimate site that sells replica rally car kits? in particular the ford rs200?

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Factory 5 GTM kit car.

Still made and you can still build your own.

[science70]

Bradley GT kit car advertisement, 1973.

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onward to croatia, probably the only country to achieve their first car only a year after declaring independence!!

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White sheet: 1957 Victress C2 Coupé

The Victress C2 is a classic American fiberglass kit car that emerged during the early 1950s, part of the pioneering era of fiberglass-bodied sports cars in the United States. The Victress Manufacturing Company, founded by Merrill Powell and Doc Boyce-Smith, produced the C2 to offer enthusiasts an affordable way to build a sleek and sporty car using a custom chassis or adapted components from…

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The Westfield Megabusa of Paul Beesley locks up at the chicane at the S&HMC Mallory Park sprint, a round of the British Sprint Championship. Report on event in the current issue of Classic and Competition Car magazine. Free to read at www.classicandcompetitioncar.com

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Terrible parking

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small exotic collection

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Mitsuoka K-2, 1998. A kit-car designed to resemble a German Messerschmitt KR200 powered by a moped engine. Unlike the Messerschmitt, which was a three wheeler, the Mitsuoka ran on four wheels. Around 330 were sold as part of a series of "50cc cars" made by the Japanese coachbuilder

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2015 Superlite SLC by David G. Schultz Via Flickr: LS Generation IV

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