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Price differents
Can any one tell me why one replica cost moor then the other it seems to me they can start at 25000.00 to 80000.00 and have the same motor is there A different in the kits .
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Just a little bit!
Yes, there's quite a bit of a difference.
In most cases, you get what you pay for. The better cars cost more. jdog:) |
I under stand that but what makes one beater then the other or what is the beater kit
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A beater will be less that one of the better cars.
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Thats not much help but thank you for the post
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Pick up any issue of Kit Car magazine...that will explain the differences in the kits.
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Freds, take a look at the different manufacturers and their respective cars and you'll start to pick up on the differences and what is desirable.
Some of those differences include: Body material, i.e. aluminum or fiberglass Body's looks, i.e. faithful reproduction or were liberties taken with the design? Suspension type, i.e. live axle or IRS Suspension make up, i.e. Jag, original, BMW, or maybe donor Mustang Frame type, i.e. round or square tube Frame material & finish, i.e. wall thickness, stainless, painted or powder coated Fit and finish of ALL the parts, i.e. do all the body panels line up etc? Paint, i.e. is it a nice paint job or an Earl Schibe special? Those are just a few of many points (with out even talking about the drive train) that could each be expounded upon adnausium. I came to this site with the same kind of questions in my head and the only thing that can get them answered is researching those individual manufacturers. You can start by looking through the threads for manufacturers under "forums" at the top of the page. There's allot of good info here. Hope that helps, Steve |
Thank you Steve
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Here's the deal I found A 1965 replica the owner bought the kit in 1990 has the car 95% finished got sick can't finish it I can purchase the car for $17000.00 is that A good deal or not,.
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If you can posts some pic's there are a lot of members that can tell which kit it is. There are, as posted, a lot of different varieties out there!! The best thing I would say is get as much info as possible and pictures too. Sometimes these kits sound great and have a lot of great expectations but then reality sets in!! Some manufactures are gone and dried up, leaving you to fabricate everything. Gets some pic's together and get them posted here. These guy's will set you straight and be honest. Thanks, Matt.
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It is A Classic Roadster it also has A 351 strocked to396 425hp 4 speed top loader
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