Well, not quite but I have been contacted by a gentleman in California who has a complete unbuilt kit from Classic and Automotive.Most of the parts are still wrapped and it's a fantastic opportunity for someone to build their own replica. As far as I know the only company building replicas these days is the Suffolk Sportscars company which is pretty
much perfection, though at a price.
He may be persuaded to part with it but he is not prepared to split. (I would
have loved the folding screen and the narrow seats !). Carriage and import duty to the UK would probably be impractical but any readers of this blog in the US or Canada could take advantage of what is probably a unique opportunity.
The parts that are not shown such as the body tub, chassis doors etc are wrapped and stored in the attic.
This chassis is designed to take VW mechanics but I believe was al
so offered
with a Ford front engined option and I think these moulds were the basis of the British Carisma prototype. The owner even has a donor Beetle but it looks far too good to me to break as these are now classics in their own right.
Anyone interested should contact via this blog and serious enquirers will have their detail forwarded to the owner.
Please remember where it is and the transport implications.
Wow, a brand new kit. Is it possible to get a copy of the build manual?
ReplyDeleteI am selling a completed one - see my ebay ad
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=200431185286
I have just acquired a finished kit that has been sitting in a barn for the last 15 years (really!) I need a few minor parts for it, such as wind wing hinges, etc. If anyone knows where parts can be obtained. I also have the hard top for it, but no hardware or info on how to mount it.
ReplyDeleteCurrently having difficulties obtaining a title for it in Florida. Still trying, though.
PS. This kit has the Mustang II with Ford 2.8 v6 and 4 speed.
looking to find the accessories to build a
ReplyDeleteJaguar ss100. I only have the fiberglass body. Any ideas . Steve
Hey there. are there any common chassis' (modern) that can be adapted to work with the guards? i have guards and was hoping to build my own body etc but i want to buy a chassis!
ReplyDeleteI am looking for wind deflectors for a Jag ss100. Any places selling this item?
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ReplyDeleteHi! Is this still available? I purchased one last spring, but it needs some TLC. I am looking for the chromed nose
ReplyDeleteSuper-Duper site! I am Loving it!! Will come back again, Im taking your feed also, Thanks. brandon auto repair
ReplyDeleteWas trailering our 36'Jaguar SS100 replica and lost the windshield frame. anybody making these? car was originally built in NY back in the 80's by Antique Classics inc but cant find any info on them. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
ReplyDeleteThey are out of business now, but if you don't mind the shorter, individual, fold down windscreens, you can find them at Brooklands
DeleteAnyone have any idea how many ss100 kits were made or on the road?
ReplyDeleteBought a complete apart from interior unfinished one a few months ago, working on it now
ReplyDeleteMe too! Any advice? I've spent most of my tie just cleaning up the work the previous owner did.
Deleteneed complete convertible top for 1937 jaguar
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