Porsche 904 Carrera-6 Replica, Porshe 911 Powered Very Rare

Description

Here is a very interesting Porsche 904 Carrara-6, based Replica, Built and Designed by Joe Fierro, Called "Fierro 600", These are Very Rare, only Approx. 14 examples built. We are changing the Rear- End to more closely resemble the original 904, (as of Today, 5-19). These cars had a short production life, with "financial problems", production after a year,(1983), ceased. Based on a 67 VW bug Pan. The Panel fit is very good, with interesting door latches and Features Pinto Steel Doors and Steel Door Frames and a Steel Rear Hatch. The Interior is especially finely finished.
The Word is: In 82', after looking at these cars, GM was so impressed with this car, they eventually started production of their Pontiac Fiero, (1985), actually even steeling Joe's name, (different spelling)
Included, and soon to be installed, is a Fresh- Rebuilt 69' Porsche 911"T" 2.0ltr. Motor, with, New Bearings, partially assembled, with New Pistons and Liners, (Just ordered the Gaskets to assemble), Rebuilt Heads. Just ordered new "S" Cams, a Complete Long Block, should be assembled in about a week or two.
Still needing the Shroud, Alternator and Cooling Fan and Carbs, Flywheel and clutch. ( I am looking for all of these parts and, as time goes by I am acquiring these parts).
Disk Brakes in Front with the later 4 lug wheel hubs. If you do the Research on "Fierro 600's, you will be impressed by the build quality, as the one-piece body is basically molded to the pan, making it, "Unibody", and Very Solid, as Solid as a 1700lb. rock. This will be an outstanding car, properly finished. This looks like it has sat for many years. Comes with Washington. Lien Sale Papers. The Odo. shows 945 miles and the Goodrich TA's look new as does everything under neigh, so this is a mystery.
At 1700lbs and 140hp, this will be an awesome, One of a Kind car.
Feel Free to call me with questions. Bob, five03 three25 one957
Do you know what a real Porsche 904 Carrara-6 is worth? ( only 106 originally built), one just sold, auctioned at Coys for $1.650 Mil.