[cobraleonard]

or Classic Motor Carriages or Mother Fiberfab. You're not buying the company. If there is a complete set of parts to build the car and you are comfortable with you skill level to build it, it looks to me like a very good deal. I have built two of them and the owner of my first one that is 18 years old, is also very pleased with it.The second one is better yet. First one was color gel coated and never needed painted after rain, snow, countless hours on track and 15k miles.
Pics reflect money value has been put into the car. Check with rod shops about the licensing process for "home-builds" with ALL receipts. My first car had a MSO, PA did NOT have procedure to transfer on from private individual to another.?? I built my first kit in '78. The marketing side of all kit companys historically ruins the company or the logistics of parts deliverys.
If the parts are there, you are over the hump.Looks like a lot of fun. Good luck
Joe