It literally comes down to how it was done . If the vin plates were removed off the old car and put on a new car it's considered title fraud. If as much of the original car was salvaged as possible then it's considered a restoration

Sorry i thought the sarcasm was clearer with the "er wait did i say that out loud" since i was typing...

Indeed.. Truth is i'm an engineer that manages a few million square feet of government facilities (from jails and courthouses to DSS offices) and have thought about going back to school to pick up a law degree but have been told right now law degrees and MBAs with no experience in the field isn't really a smart idea…

If i have learned anything it's that lawyers aren't funny I'll edit the comment before i get sued for libel even if it's obviously a joke.

Never mind it's too old and it's been replied too... can't take it down.

Sir... i'm actually sorry it was merely a joke... have a little bit of a since of humor.

I did... I've read three or four articles on it. It just seems fishy too me...

Yeah I about cried on that one (no joke lost my dad 2 years ago didn't get to say goodbye)

Yes.... i do know exactly how much all of that costs.

Good, Get a real job you ambulance chasing scumbag...

I agree this is absolute crap...

Yeah... I was going to do the same.... best you can do is take a 6 cylinder nose and make it a fast back...

I just chopped up a new idea that should win this...

That's actually against the law in all 50 states and if I'm not mistaken it's a felony.

I want the gtr-like performance at half the cost... What I really want is a 993 turbo tho because to me, that was the sexiest car ever made.

Under the same laws that allow Shelby to do this could ford build mustangs and gt 40s?

Did I miss where the hell torque sleep is defined or is this bs marketing term open for interpretation ?

10-4 I have a bunch

Wait... Doug doesn't like guns?

This is specifically why I hesitate to buy anything from them...

I wish jalopnik would let the masses forget about great cars... so those of us obsessed with them may someday be able to afford one.