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TheNextBigThing
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 Posted - December 31 2005 : 7:00:26 PM
I've spent years designing my own car from scratch. I went as far as biulding a 3 dimentional clay model of it at 1:24th scale. I've had people tell me that I should contact someone in the auto building industry, and try to sell the design. But personally I would be happy just to build one to take to shows. I've put my heart, and soul into this design, but I don't know what to do next. I've designed a supercar thats different than every-other supercar already out there. I intentionally wanted to design a car that would turn heads... but unfortunatly it's only an idea. I want to make it a reality. Please if anyone can help me, maybe point me in the right direction. I would greatly appreciate your time, and effort. I hope to be able to show all of my fellow KitCar Mag. readers the final product. And if it's trully sucessful, I would be willing to sign a contract with a kit car manufaturer, (in order to share my own love of automobiles with others like myself), to build and sell my design for others to enjoy. Thankyou. Sincerly, R.Reed |
andertusa
40 Posts |
Posted - January 16 2006 : 07:18:54 AM
This is my first message here, so please bear with me. I would say your next step would depend on three factors: Mechanical aptitude, finances, and time. If you are mechanically inclined,have money and the free time, you could build your "super-car" on your own. That is what I have been doing, I have a 500HP 351 Windsor engine and a Ford Racing Tremec 5-Speed transmission and am installing them in a "home-built" 200-plus MPH "super-car". Though my design really isn't relying on fabricating the entire car( I'm using existing parts mostly, tail lights, windshield, head lights etc), but I am building my own body for it out of "sheetmetal". You designed it, now you want to build it. I'm designing it AS I am building mine. 
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jackie
40 Posts |
Posted - January 29 2006 : 12:42:04 AM
My name is Jack here in So, Cal I have built many 1/4 scale cars and a few full size prototyps for customers I have photos of my work. depending on the lines and styling of your car it can take 3 - 8 months to build a body and then mold it in Fiberglass. my shop is Jack Rods 760-947-0009 or plummoparcrazy@yahoo.com |
automotiveconcepts2002
USA
288 Posts |
Posted - January 31 2006 : 12:25:06 PM
think about it man I have spent alot of money in designing and building my plugsmy plug
mythose
elana gt
mc14
mc12
lamborghini roadster
ask yourself if there is a market for it first because you could spend a life time building and if there is no market then why would you want to
robert |
kitcarguy
535 Posts |
Posted - January 31 2006 : 10:19:36 PM
Robert any updated pics on the MC12 and MC14?
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automotiveconcepts2002
USA
288 Posts |
Posted - February 01 2006 : 08:56:45 AM
comeing soon just working for now
but will be done with the molds soon
robert
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What's next? I designed it, how do I make it?
