Factory Five Racing Spyder Kit Car on 2040-cars
Somerset, Massachusetts, United States
Engine:none
Drive Type: none
Model: FFR Spyder
Mileage: 0
Trim: none
Up for auction I have a very rare Factory Five Racing Spyder kit. There is only about 30 of these in existence. This kit is pretty much as it left FFR except the suspension and brakes have been installed in order to roll it around.
Here is what is included with the kit:
All the standard parts that are usually shipped with the kit. This includes the complete body, complete chassis with all aluminum panels, complete interior including seats carpet ect. All lights and trim for the outside of the car. Steering wheel, radiator, gauges and much more. Here are a few options that came with the kit.
3 link rear suspension with Bilstien shocks
FFR lower front contol arms.
Autometer Silver face gauges.
Also inclued is a bunch of donor related items.
Donor front and rear brakes
Donor 8.8 rear end installed
Donor fuel tank and cover. Fuel tank appears to be new.
Donor E brake handle
Donor steering parts
donor drive shaft. (needs to be shortened.)
What will you need to purchase? Basically all drivetrain components, and paint.
Also if the winning bidder prefers, I can build this car for you. This could be worked out after the auction. I have built many FFR kit cars.
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