Stump Jumpin' 40

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Lynn

Wow, NICE lookin' gt40 replica. Ebay posting says it's both a 1964 and a 1946. Do you suppose this is a real early Broadley prototype? The forefather of all gt40s perhaps?

Slap on some paint with a brush -be sure to use a 2" brush for the dual racing stripes - and a VW 1300cc and you've got a sweet ass ride dude.

Some lucky guy is going to have quite a project on his hands after "winning" this auction.

ps. I really like the eye-level roll bar internal to the cabin - this will be sure to brain you as you experience the lateral g-load of a high speed roll.

Whatcho talking about Clifford, we don't want no stinking VW. This thang has a Ford 9" rear end in it. I'd put a 351C truck motor in it, to hell with the paint, let's go huntin'!!!

Oh wait, after we mount the dog box on the loonnnng fast back.

Lynn

(Just kidding, but you have to admit that the engineering is a bit agricultrural.)

I've been looking for quite some time now for that perfect Gt40 replica...I think I found it!

HHHMMMMM..............Classy!

If I had never seen a gt40 before i'd be tempted, after all if you squint alot and stand very well back it looks just like the real thing, sort of

I think that is a Valkerie, a kit car manufactured by a company called Fiberfab decades ago.

I like the fiberfab jamaican better. Based on corvette of healy 3000 chassis, it was one of fibrefabs better designs IMO.