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PostPosted: May 1, 2012, 7:42 am 
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I have a 77 spitfire. I could use a lot of interior parts, the windshield top cap, transmission cover, rear half of driveshaft, top, top boot, rubbers, felts, etc.

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And another Spitfire/GT6+ may be in the earliest stages!
I like the "Add to the existing frame" idea to keep it simple.
Might want to move the engine back a little, then you can fix the crazy ackerman too.
In my case I'm looking at using a GT6+ chassis so have to fab some changes to eliminate the upper spring for proper camber movement.

Need to confirm that a '68 GT6 diff also fits the GT6+?

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