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Race Car Tube Chassis Home Build -- This is a race car / street rod / home built / bad ass Go Cart from Hell.

Photos by the author.[Editor's Note: More than a decade ago, I traveled down to southern Ohio to chat with Charlie Yapp, founder of the Secrets of Speed Society, about his fondness for Ford four-cylinder speed parts. At the time, I took a passing photo of a Model A chassis in his yard, not realizing...

As noted in Part 1, NEHR's "Hot Rod in a Box" T-Bucket kit is designed to be a well-engineered package that offers ease of assembly for the home garage builder without any welding or drilling and which includes all the ...

Hang on as we follow the build-up of Factory Five's new '35 Ford Truck kit using a 1,200HP Coyote Ford. Excess. Is there really a thing as too much horsepower?

Exoskeleton kit cars with a visible external space frame, being made of steel or carbon fiber tubes. Exoskeletal cars maximize power-to-weight ratio by minimising weight rather than simply adding power.

smart car body kits - THIS IS JUST TOO FUNNY!! I guess even if you have a smart car it can be transformed to American muscle. Lol.....:

It’s not a Micro-Machine. It’s not a Golf Cart w/ a grill. It’s a Smart Car, with a Body Kit, and it's kinda amazing. Smart car body kits are a clever way to make those eco-friendly cars (that we all love) look just a bit cooler. The upside of smart cars has always been obvious, but the drawbacks lurk right beneath the surface. The largest drag on the potential growth of smart cars is their look. Not all of these are real, obviously - Forced perspective, a little photoshop cropping, a motion…

Here's an interesting barn find, a complete, never started Replica Speedster kit for sale here on the samba.com. Would you love to have a Porsche Speedster and can't afford one, can't even afford a kit? The asking for this complete kit is $4,800! If one could find a reasonably priced donor car, could this be completed...

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