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Introduce Yourself Here!Welcome!! Break the ice! Forum is not for "What GT40 should I get questions"
I've been reading these new member posts to see if I'm an average *boomer* and it appears so. I grew up in the 60's lusting after these beautiful cars.....
With a little luck I may be able to build one for myself. I see mostly monocoque cars here...are space frame guys like myself welcome?(the kits are a bit less costly from what I can see). And like a couple of other posts here, I sort of stumbled into this website looking for transaxle information. Again....(from reading the welcomes) I see there's a wealth of information here if you know how to search.
I dont know what the count is, but when you spend a bit of time going thru the older posts, you will find many if not most are space frame versions.
It comes down to what you are happy with really. It is you who wants the car, nobody else. So pick what you want, be brutally honest with yourself as to what you want it to do. Then go for it!
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