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Postby David Head » 11 Fri Sep, 2009 2:24 pm

Who is going to be the first one to build the Kick-Out SS?

http://www.denmatcars.com/kickoutphotos.html
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Postby Bill K » 11 Fri Sep, 2009 11:16 pm

Man, that puppy be styln'. What's the price tag :roll: :roll:
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Postby David Head » 12 Sat Sep, 2009 10:27 am

Not priced yet. The original Kick-Out is about $5,ooo.
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Postby Aquabuggy » 12 Sat Sep, 2009 3:30 pm

The Kick-Out's are sure nice, I just cant justify that much coin for one.
Id sure would like to know if a kick out hood & dash would fit my old manx body. The opening hood would be sweet.
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Postby Bill K » 13 Sun Sep, 2009 8:43 pm

I went back for a closer look and it appears that it's built around a basic Manx-type body with a different hood, windshield, a rear cover, and fancy side pods.
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Postby blackthree4me » 22 Tue Sep, 2009 4:33 pm

Pretty sweet, but Im trying to cut back. :P
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Postby Tom Kathleen » 23 Wed Sep, 2009 9:32 am

I have Kick-Out # 16 on order. It will replace my FiberFab buggy. I am going to use a Mendeola S2 chassis (A-arm front end & modifed rear trailing arm setup). Taking the 2275 cc, transaxle, 911 disk brakes & Fuchs from the FiberFab. This will not be a quick build, I have a lot of tricks to incorporate. Tom
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