Mark,
There was an old saying, "Give an Englishman a bit of fiberglass, and he
will do something silly with it."
Now, this isn't jealousy over 351 cubic inches, however with the
unmistakable heritage of "Frankenstein" body parts, you wonder what even
good workmanship is worth on junkyard parts?
These weak eyes detect:
1. Familiar windshield, doors, top, rear window/body top, blended in
engine lid of of a Porsche 911 car.
2. Jaguar XK 140 grille.
3. Jaguar based instrument panel.
4. Porsche door interior panels.
5. Confirmed Southern California location (San Diego)
6. A lot of time and effort expended, without the skill of a
professional body designer.
7. Apparently good finish.
8. Bolt-on K-H wheels (who also make knock-offs for US vehicles)
But, $67,000 dollars final selling price?
Steve
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Steve Laifman
Editor - TigersUnited.com
CoolVT@aol.com wrote:
>I'm curious as to the listers' reaction to this car that sold on e-bay. It
>has a Ford 351 ci. I thought it combined the sweeping fenders and roadster
>touch of the 20's and 30's with some sharp lines similar to the modern
>Cadillacs. I thought it was a pretty impressive styling effort. And of
>course
>that Ford engine.
>Mark
>_eBay Motors: Other Makes : Kanzler (item 280037047938 end time Oct-18-06
>18:15_
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