If you have an unwanted project that is just taking up room we might be interested in it. Just remember we have been involved with kit cars and buggies for 20 years and we are not interested in paying a high price for something you might have been told was rare or one of a kind. We build our projects on tight budgets and that includes the initial purchase.
At this time we are not really interested in any Bradley GT projects. We have one body currently and one complete car.
We are also always looking for old emblems and various other parts from vw kit cars and buggies so keep us in mind if you come across something.
Hello! Enjoying looking over your website! My father is selling his 1981 VW Gazelle kit car by Classic Motor Carriages, and I thought we’d give you first crack at it, since I can tell you’d give it a good home! This car is a fixer-upper that has some sun and rain damage to the interior, but is mechanically sound, according to our long-time mechanic, and has a good transmission and four new tires. Body is in good shape. Some rust on bumpers and front grill. Located in Melbourne, Florida. I’m happy to send pictures and/or video! Thanks a lot! Take care! –Tom
Oops! Sorry, I’m told the tires are not new, they just look new. -Tom
Hey Tom,
feel free to send over a few photos via the contact form and what you are realistically looking to get from it.
i have 1968 empi imp doors for sale i dont know what there worth
I am looking to sell an unfinished kitcar with vw motor. my husband died before he could finish it. this kit is for a Moya made by Daytona automotive fiberglas inc. we paid $5000or $5500 just for the kit. The vw motor is a rebuilt dual port engine (1800 cc) my husband made a list of all body components which he says he has everything but a steering wheel. thanks very much and I look forward to hearing from you
I would suggest eBay, craigslist, or thesamba.com . Keep in mind you will get NOWHERE near what you paid for it. Just putting that out there!
Hey there,
I have an unbuilt Gazelle kit (Ford 2.3 version) from Classic Motor Carriages that I’d like to pass on to someone interested in building it. Any advice on where to advertise or how to move it? I’ve got it priced to sell, I just don’t have much of a market locally.
Thanks!
Brennan