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Yeah! Many years ago(mid 80s)I got an early KVA brochure(in fact I've still got it) and talked to Ken Atwell about building a KVA. With the benefit of hindsight - and I hope I am not being unkind - I'm glad I waited and bought a GTD!
Location: I\'ve sold Gt 40\'s bitween 1986 - 1996, more than 110 Kits about standard and RS-Chassis. Owner of a yel/bl GT 40 with RS-Chassis, 420 HP, 5,7 ltr. Ford V8,
GT40: Germany, Duesseldorf
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Rep Power: 3
Re: Early KVA Mk 3
have some front and rear bonnet from the street version of MK III ,but not in good conditions
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