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just curious , why did you decide to sell it with 100 miles on the odometer? worried about reliability? comfort? too raw? too scary? if you don't mind sharing. I am almost finished with my build and I am truly puzzled on why people sell their cars with so little miles, can't wrap my head around...

Superlite Cars wins NASA National Championship in dominating fashion “I could put the car anywhere”, said Ryan Ellis (Ashburn, VA), driver of the 2011 Superlite Coupe in a post-race interview, after decisively winning the Super Unlimited class in the 2011 National Auto Sports Association (NASA)...

I don't know of anybody that has struts on the rear clam. My setup with the factory hinge and street tail does not , the hinge itself supports the rear clam when fully opened. Hope this information is helpful to you.

Rob Good luck with your build and wish you a full recovery. Looking forward to pictures and details of your build. Hector

you can adjust the arch, it will not swipe the passenger side as much as the driver side but it is close enough

A recess was made on one of the aluminum mounting plates using a router and a mounting screw was also attached to the same plate and holes for the mounting tabs on the other. I figure there will be a lot of torque on the mounting plates as the windshield wiper turns back and forth.

Next found a way to mount the windshield wiper motor, decided to go the bonded aluminum plates to the fiberglass route .

Thanks Howard, really enjoyed the visit, we have to do it again soon. And I am planning to break Cam's record for the longest SLC trip. without using a tow truck or a trailer. :-)

This entire thread is super helpful. I wish I had seen it before I made several fiberglass parts, I had to figure out all those details the hard way, by messing up and having to re do things several times. A must read for anybody making custom molds and fiberglass parts. The entire process can...

Awesome, Howard !!! Best wishes for 2024, hope to see you soon

Thank you for the info, yes , we will meet soon hopefully after our cars are painted, I am plastic dipping mine for now , like Cam .

Geoff: I love what you did with the exhaust, I may follow your lead down the road. A couple of questions How loud is It? I am trying to find ways to quiet mine a bit . Any clearance issues with the rear clam? Obviously I will have to switch my air intake to the side. Hope you make lots of...

Mark: Great job on the exhaust, sounds great!!! I am pretty sure I will have to re do mine eventually, way too loud as it is, the original mufflers I chose did not fit since I had to modify the rear clam to accommodate the corvette tail lights . Quick question, you had the car at 187 mph , if...

In July very cool visitors came to West Texas, Cam drove his SLC from Denver in 110 degree weather!!! What a friend. The SLC held up nicely and Cam did not melt. Howard also drove from New Braunfels for the SLC owners West Texas reunion LOL. How many guys does it take to finish a front hinge...

So , finally received my front hinge and decided to mount it prior to designing the front air duct , as it would save a lot of time . like everything else in this project, nothing is straight forward , as it turns out the front hinge mounts to the walls of the radiator box, and those are not...

Wow!!! . Somebody got a killer deal for this car, at $107,500 it is an absolute steal. That does not even cover parts costs. Congrats to Chelmreich. Hope he posts here.

Bump and GLWS. Beautiful car

Bump for an amazing car.

Bumpeee, Did this kit get sold?

Any updates on this build ?