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SpeedRacer

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  1. Wow Tom - that is one awesome GTO replica. I had seen some of the pictures from a few of the other sites and could not get over how great your car looks. It is, without a doubt, the finest looking fiberglass replica of a Ferrari 250 GTO that I have ever seen!!!!!!!! hail.gifhail.gifhail.gifhail.gifhail.gifhail.gif

     

    I thought about modifying mine to have a trunk when I built it. I actually took it over to the body shop of a guy that said he was really excited to do it. Trailered the car over to him just before Easter and picked it up after Labor Day without him ever touching it. Decided I had waited long enough and it was time to get it painted so I could finish it and drive it!

     

    Anyway, I wish you had your kit ready at the time because I would have used it. Oh, well - maybe next time! ;)

     

    Thanks for stopping by and maybe you can check this site once in a while since quite a few of the guys are building GTO’s. Maybe you could help and offer a few suggestions on occasion.

  2. You might want to check with Eric Neyerlin http://www.zparts.com/inprogress.html for info on the Puckett kits.

     

    BTW, I don't think the silver and read GTO is a Puckett. I saw somewhere on the web that it's a modified Rhino. If you look close you can see that it's on the standard Z wheelbase.

     

    I wish I had welded the hatch up and installed a trunk in mine thought. That is one beautiful car! hail.gif

  3. Actually, the "O" stands for “Omologato.â€

     

    Here's a couple of words about that from the write-up on my car that is located on this site. "The first race of the year was the Daytona 24 Hour and Ferrari submitted an entry form for it’s “Homologated†(classified) car. The Italian word for homologated is “Omologato†so the form listed a Ferrari 250 GT Omologato. The race promoters at Daytona shortened the name to fit the form by abbreviating it to the now famous - GTO."

     

    http://www.hybridz.org/Review/0002/Ferrari_GTO.htm

     

    The rest is history! ;)

  4. Congratulations on joining the Ferrari 250 GTO replicar crowd. There are a few of us hanging around here. 2thumbs.gif

     

    Basically, all the current 250 GTO kits are descendents of the Eagle engineered kit that was first sold as an Alpha 1 GTO by Joe Alphabet. Some history can be found here http://www.gtorr.com/

     

    You have probably already found the Stable Autoworks site but if not you can contact Jeff here http://www.zcarkits.com/

     

    Some info on my car can be found on this site http://www.hybridz.org/Review/0002/Ferrari_GTO.htm with a couple of newer pictures here http://www.cardomain.com/member_pages/view_page.pl?page_id=236622

     

    Let us know if you need any info/help. :D

  5. Jason - I don't know why you want to remove the PCV valve from your car but it's not recommended. The Positive Crankcase Ventilation (PCV) valve improves airflow through the crankcase and removes moisture and other harmful gases/chemicals.

  6. Oooooooooops....my bad. As usual I had Ferrari on my mind. :D

     

    Yeah, I remember seeing a Shelby Cobra coupe kit for the Z but it was a long time ago. Seems like all the current kits use a custom chassis.

     

    Good luck John on getting your old business up and running again! cheers.gif

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