Keith Tanner
I'm NEW... What now?
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Sell them when I'm done? How could I? It would be like selling a child. Although I'm pretty sure that's illegal. All of the project cars are still part of the family.
You can find them all at SlowCarFast.com. Here's a rundown in chronological order. There are a couple of others that weren't such big projects as well.
Basil, a 1967 Land Rover that was pulled out of a barn, rejuvenated and eventually rebuilt on a new frame. I live near Moab now, so he's seen a few rocks. Unfortunately, this part of the website is pretty rough and needs to be reassembled.
The Seven, a Lotus Seven replica built around a Miata drivetrain. This is the one that took on the Atom. It's also the subject of a book.
The Targa Miata, built to run in a week-long rally in Newfoundland. Built from the ground up on jackstands in my garage, including the Martini paint job. It's got a nice naturally aspirated engine and can take a speed bump at full throttle at 80 mph - I did all the suspension development on this car. I don't always drive these cars sideways, those are just the crowd-pleaser pictures
You can find them all at SlowCarFast.com. Here's a rundown in chronological order. There are a couple of others that weren't such big projects as well.
Basil, a 1967 Land Rover that was pulled out of a barn, rejuvenated and eventually rebuilt on a new frame. I live near Moab now, so he's seen a few rocks. Unfortunately, this part of the website is pretty rough and needs to be reassembled.
The Seven, a Lotus Seven replica built around a Miata drivetrain. This is the one that took on the Atom. It's also the subject of a book.
The Targa Miata, built to run in a week-long rally in Newfoundland. Built from the ground up on jackstands in my garage, including the Martini paint job. It's got a nice naturally aspirated engine and can take a speed bump at full throttle at 80 mph - I did all the suspension development on this car. I don't always drive these cars sideways, those are just the crowd-pleaser pictures
