*uls actually yun talaga ang gusto namin ng tatay ko, yung meron magbubuo para sa amin, but the shop should have atleast done some building of kit cars before so that oour money would not goto waste...
*uls actually yun talaga ang gusto namin ng tatay ko, yung meron magbubuo para sa amin, but the shop should have atleast done some building of kit cars before so that oour money would not goto waste...
but doesnt that defeat the purpose of buying a kit car?
half the fun is building the car
the other half is driving the car
if you want something ready-to-go, why not just buy something factory-built?
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buy someone else's fully built kit car nalang hehe
yung nagsawa na at gusto na ibenta
Replica porshes and Ferraris in a Bangkok Barn
http://news.yahoo.com/video/world-15...-barn-17870024
guys take a look at this..taga cogeo padilla ako pero wala pa ako naririnig na ganito
http://www.reventonreplica.com/contact-us/
ito address nila:
totoo kaya ito?Online Sales Department
Address: #1 Road 7 Cogeo Village,
Antipolo City 1870
Rizal Philippines
International Phone: +63.75.5762635
International SMS/Text: +63.93.95339578
E-mail: sales*reventonreplica.com
Ok to ah? But I guess it's U.S. base the one in Cogeo is an indenter of this kit from the U.S.( But have not seen any of this car in any auto shows . With that price he/she should advertise).
Scam din yan mga bro. Check out this link: http://www.allkitcars.com/
Imagine, they have a replica for every exotic car available including vintage. And they are in Cogeo? Maybe you can try visiting the address they mentioned to check out if they are for real.
Try their numbers too...not even sure if they are real. If they are, I'm sure unattended or out of coverage yan.
It's possible that they aren't even in the Phils.
These look good:
http://www.icon4x4.com/
Icon Land Cruiser Replica.
but I'd rather rebuild an authentic old one.
If time permits, I can do another one Eleanor.
The problem is looking for a 67-68 Mustang fastback. I charge 140K for the steel conversion.
time will come - you'll regret converting the normal Stangs into Clone eleonors.
The original factory specs will still give a better value for that car.
nakakahinayang.
I suggest, built mold or plugs in fiberglass and put them on a subframe/ space frame to replicate Eleonors but eventually coming up with something new - take the WISEMANS and Caterhams approach. Put Japanese surplus Nissan engines on them - drift them... it's better than killing one to make it into another.
Clones will never have a better value than originals... if you have the capability - I suggest make them original replications.
Sayang yung integrity ng oto... these things have mechanical souls and they are speaking to me. :-) If you try to listen to them more closely, you will be able to actually hear them complaining.
Cheers!
Bro I agree with you in the sense that putting a Japanese engine to a Mustang/Eleanor specially a Nissan SR32DET just like in the Movie Fast and Furious, Where they (the movie producer) show how reliable the Japanese engines and much much power than the American V8's .Yes value wise most probably not as compared to the original, BUT DEFINITELY YOU CAN USE THEM ON THE ROAD it's enough "white elephants" . I just happen to know someone did a full Eleanor conversion with a create engine from the U.S. "Ultimate MOney pit" but usability? NOPE! I rather made Hybrid or clone ones, As long I keep the external appearance as original as possible and a change of heart from the inside!
Hrrmmm I wonder If I can use the ShoppingBoy service in Port Irene to buy car kit assemblies....
Anybody of you tried them?
I saw an ad in sulit an AC Cobra for sale for 650K a 2.0 engine ata ang gamit last year.
Wonder where he had his ac cobra built. Me hard top pa.
I saw in sulit a Spyder replica (james dean car)
Nice beautifully built