Thanks again, GTPlanet.
Some of the models I seen require that you have parts from another car to make the kit car work. For example, this "super kit car" (supercar) I found online required that you had the Corvette C5 motor, roll cage, and something like that. Some models were based on other cars, like one car I found was based on the old-school Honda CRX. Of course, the magical thing about these kit cars is that you can build them up any way you like. If you want it to have ducts and louvers, go ahead. If you want a geeky look to it, go for it. I've even seen Ford GT40 and Porsche 917 replicas. I guess people don't like to get into them much because they aren't that creative in having a car, or because they don't have the time to build a car up even with the car parts included.
Maybe someone can build up a race car that can be a nice race car, if you don't have the money for one of those SCCA Formula cars, a touring car, a Mercedes-Benz CLK-GTR, or a Bentley EXP GT. I think kit cars are nothing new to this world, so it will be interesting to see how popular they can be.
Now, I hear of kit cars in rally. Like in my "GT4 Rally Experience," there was a Volkswagen Kit Car that rallies. I wonder if that kit car was any different than some of the ones online (and the many more, considering Toyomatt's links).
Well, if you own a kit car or thinking about getting one, come on into the Chat. If you know you can't afford a classic car like at Barrett-Jackson, you can always get replicas. You may not have the real thing, but at least you can have a replica. Just spend some off-time building up the car. Okay, anyone else?
