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post Sep 24 2005, 02:31 AM
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heard about this through one of my buddies in the y-body club.... Looks pretty cool.... donor car is a C5

http://www.factoryfive.com/table/ffrkits/G...GTM/GTMkit.html
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post Sep 24 2005, 02:31 PM
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Nice looking car, sounds like an interesting setup too.
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post Sep 26 2005, 05:59 PM
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Only downside to that car is where your going to find a C5 with parts that are all in working order to transfer to the GTM. Chances are if you have a C5 with the parts that CAN be transfered over, your not going to want to part out a perfectly good vette to do so.
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post Sep 27 2005, 03:04 AM
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Buy a C5 that was rear ended and one that hit a pole and stir them up.

Perhaps chevy will buy the plans and build the Camaro HHR with left over C5 parts.

Now that I would buy.

I agree that building the car could easily run over the estimated $30K.

The main problem is when you are done, it is worth less than you got in it and nobody wants to insure it.

If you had the money for a track only car, it would be awesome.

F5 did a great job, let them design the new camaro, with a mid engine.

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post Sep 27 2005, 04:25 PM
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I went shopping, for fun, and found a wrecked (claimed "drivable") C5 for $8,500. If it could provide most of the parts, you'd be under $30k for the basics. Still leaves a long way to go IMHO.

F5 said that $35-40k is more realistic, I'd contend that it's the low end.

It's still a cool looking car - if I had the $$$, I'd build one....
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