Widebody Coachworks Replica, Bright Silver Paint With Red Interior. Nice on 2040-cars
Roanoke, Virginia, United States
Coachworks body. Body alone $15,000 new. This is a widebody replica with real 57 windshield and trim. All wheel disk brakes work very well. This car will run up to 75/80 down the Hwy, its more of a cruiser but still runs good, dependable even after sitting for periods of time. I listed the cars flaws above, I drive and enjoy the car, it does have a heavy steal plate that covers the complete underside, very ridged undercarriage. Rides firmly like a go-cart. nibble and very responsive to the road. It has a $470 GPS speedometer with working fuel guage, and nice silver and red dash, the red is cloth. Bango style steering wheel with Porsche logo in the middle. Car has lots of nice suttle details many builders miss including chrome roll bar. U will notice the trunk area has been carpeted as well. Porsche replica wheels with nice performance tires. Fun car turns heads everywhere it goes. I have a complete build assembly manual that goes with the car as well. The car is titled as a 1976 VW because that was what was used for front and rear suspension. I bought it to drive while restoring another vehicle. Other one is complete so I am selling this one now. Reserve on this car is $18,000 and U can not build it for that. I will be glad to discuss details and send pics of specific areas of the car upon the request of a truly interested party. The car is for sale locally and I reserve the right to end the auction and sell it prior to the reserve being met. Once reserve is met I will not remove it from auction. I do not sell much on here, I am very honest in my representation of this car, and will do the best to get you any info you need. Thank you, Jim A 540-537-2282
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Take a look.