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		Just teasing--sort of.... 
 
As BT points out, the car is about stength--the frame is beefy, there are crossbraces all over the darn place, when you slam the door--it slams!  No cowl shake--none.  The fibreglass is very thick and strong.  Mine is twenty years old and there's very little spider-webbing (just around the rollbar holes).  It is a heavy car. 
 
My front-end needs some work (per DV), and it's generally a bit slow for autocross, but perfect for track and the road.  The Jag rear came with extra torsion bars to the rear/very tough.  I put XJS brakes back there to increase stopping power. 
 
The footwells are long, though narrow due to the setback.  Saw a BB in an Arntz at Spring Fling, and Monster in the bay area also runs a BB if that's a consideration.   
 
Rally Snake has an Arntz with one of Butler's tops--he rallys that thing, which demands a bit of toughness.  Parts--that would be a problem, although the suspension is MGB/Jag--not that hard to find stuff.  
 
Downsides--the footbox, as mentioned above, is a bit narrow--but you can stretch out like in a Vette.   
 
As always--depends on the particular car and how well it was kept up.  Mine was regularly serviced by Paul Bennett through most of its life before I bought it a few years ago.  BTW--go to my gallery.  I have some pages of a comparison between an original and an Arntz from SCG which might be of some interest to you. 
 
Hope this helps. 
		
	
		
		
		
		
		
		
			
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