SPF MK III Chassis #3000 right around the corner

[PANAVIA]

I am changing my clear front turn signal lenses over to the orange/amber lucas repros that finishline sells.

mucho del periodo corecto llluminante

[Iceberg]

Frankly this surprises me. I have #2369 and my chassis is now 3-years old. It seems the last 500 took a lot longer to move than the first 2500.

[madmaxx]

I am sure one reason is backdraft racing came onto the scene

Originally Posted by Iceberg

Frankly this surprises me. I have #2369 and my chassis is now 3-years old. It seems the last 500 took a lot longer to move than the first 2500.

[Got the Bug]

Originally Posted by Iceberg

Frankly this surprises me. I have #2369 and my chassis is now 3-years old. It seems the last 500 took a lot longer to move than the first 2500.

I have #2613 and it was built a little over 2 years ago. SPF started manufacturing cars in 1996, so they've been averaging about 230 cars a year.

[Mark IV]

Chassis #2972 is on the line now. And yes, there is more competition for sales now, not to mention the economy has affected sales. Still, 200 plus per year is a pretty good feat for an unknown company from South Africa!