Factory Five Racing recently introduced a new version of their MK3 Roadster. I’m not talking about a new body style or new materials, but a new concept.
As any kit car enthusiast knows, finding a suitable donor car with less than 100,000 miles on it can be quite a challenge. And then the condition and cost of the donor car must be considered. All in all, this part of building a kit car can be frustrating and time consuming. Plus, it can blow your build budget right out of the water.
However, with Factory Five Racing’s new concept, the issue of finding the right donor car for your MK3 Roadster build can be put to rest. You can move directly to the fun of actually building your roadster.
The MK3 Roadster Complete Kit eliminates the need for donor Mustang parts by including brand new parts custom designed to perfectly fit the MK3. Every nut and bolt, wiring harness and gauge is new.
Of course, if you would rather use your own donor car, Factory Five still gives you that option with their MK3 Roadster Base Kit.
So, what do you get with this Complete Kit and how much does it cost?
The MK3 Complete Kit is priced at $19,990 and their promo material says that all you need to provide in order to complete the build is an engine/transmission, wheels/tires and a paint job. The chassis even comes already powder coated.
In addition to the standard parts found in the Base Kit, here’s a quick overview of what you get with the new MK3 Complete Kit:
- Complete front and rear suspension systems
- Complete front and rear braking systems
- Complete steering system
- Complete fuel system
- Complete cooling system
- Engine accessories, side exhausts and mounts
- Driveshaft
- Electrical assembly, including a complete set of gauges and dash
- Complete interior accessories
- Complete pedal box and components
- Exterior accessories
- Powder coated frame (black gloss)
- Body
- Chassis aluminum panels
If the idea of eliminating the whole donor car dilemma appeals to you, Factory Five Racing offers a very interesting option for your next MK3 Roadster build.
For more information visit: http://www.factoryfive.com
