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The Phantom GTR One of the most handsome and professionally executed kit cars ever to grace the market made its debut at Stoneleigh in 1998....
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The Marcotte Vision 3 by American Coachcraft Corp. The Marcotte Vision 3 was a striking, two seater, sports coupe offered by American Coac...
Described as "2300 pounds of romping stomping hell", Condor Coachworks introduced the "Condor" range of kit cars in 1976...
