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Porsche 917

You can buy kits to make these cars for around 4,000 bucks on the internet. what you get is the shell, rolling body, 15x10F/15x15R wheels and the rest you have to get crafty. Basically I can buy an interior thats all nice and custom furbished for it for about 1,2000 bucks minus the service. Then as for an engine I have no trouble ordering a modern engine from GM into it. All in all I'm looking at about 15,000 bucks without taxes to make a one of a kind car ( course I'm not painting it like a racing car ) that I would build myself within about a month and a half or so unless my friends help we'd get it done in maybe a few weeks. The car body itself without me in it would come in close to only like 700 pounds, so I don't even need a high end to crank good speeds out of it. Also I could put a small air conditioning unit in it, though I'd suspect it'd either be too cold or too hot but oh well. The interior would also look like a genuine car, not a racing car and I have the hookup for something like that.

So what do you think? Should teh Kosai build a one of a kind kit car or just buy something thats already made for 15,000 bucks? rofl

My dad and I built a kit 1967 Shelby Cobra and it turned out fine, and it's a lot of fun to do too, you just have to know what you're doing kind of.. the wiring gets really complicated and you have to be sure you're drilling holes correctly too. So if you think that you're up to it you should do it surprised . It's just a long-term project, it took us about 2 years.

That's the engine, idk what exactly it is and I cba to go look, but there it is razz



there's the finished car, too. smile

... And to think I'm not even sure how to change a tire. *embarrassed*

That's one awesome car you put together there. heart