The Split window 63 Vette gets my vote for sure. One of the best looking ones built but with a monster motor, an excellent suspension, and fantastic brakes.
I really miss the days of the late 1980s- early 1990s with the Fiero V6 Kit Cars. Maybe do a "flashback episode" of how these compare to "todays kit car kits"! I also miss all of the VW Bug/Baja/Roaster Kits from this era...
Give me the winning lottery ticket and I would take a few of these over real exotics because they don't require $50,000 oil changes and $50,000 sets of tires and they still look badass
I can't lie, John Cena's In-CENA-rator Corvette is definitely One of a Kind... But that Rossi looked Timeless... Its just the PERFECT Mash-Up of Classy and Dangerous....
The C8 corvette’s overall profile looks way to much like the Vader, don’t get me wrong, I own a 2022 stingray LT2 and I’m cutting it up to drop the center part of car.. basically sectioning 5” out of whole car..
I have lusted after an Ultima(I've driven 4) for a very long time, but in that time I have built plenty, my current is an Audi V10 based GT40 replica(ish) that is so close to being finished that I can enjoy for a little before I sell & buy my Ultima, it is excellent building a car, but it is not for the faint of heart, they take time & money & are wickedly fast & responsive, if you Scimp on them it is at your peril & you will need another car while you build, I have an Alfa Romeo 3.0L based Stratos kit for fun & a shitload of motorcycles of all shapes & guises, built by my Amazing Princess(granddaughter 12 now) & myself, she wants to build professionally & she really does have the talent, she is Autistic so even though she is slaying them on the track she might never get a license for the road.
Rx7s are 45k+ and the veilside kit is 17k if I remember right. And assuming another 20k for engine upgrades, wheels, tires and suspension, that's about 80k. Bang for buck wise the c6 zo7 is a better choice.