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charliet

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Posted - September 20 2002 :  4:15:44 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I am buying my first kit car. I am looking at the Lamb Diablo made by Exotic Rebodies and Euroworks. The Exotic requires a stretched Fierro frame and the Euroworks does not.

Can someone provide advice on the positives and negatives of these two kit cars and general advice on building these kit cars.

Are these goods designs based on the Fierro and will they ride and handle well. What are the hardest steps in completing a well made kit car like these.

I really like the Diable style, are there better kit cars like it.

Thanks, Charlie

   
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