K1 Attack Replica? No way!!!

[sanswim]

Is this possible???
Check this out.....[url]http://www.allkitcars.com/k-1-attack-replica-full-body-kit-for-sale/[url]

[Jeff]

Originally Posted by sanswim

Is this possible???
Check this out.....http://www.allkitcars.com/k-1-attack...-kit-for-sale/

"Cumming soon"

The K-1 Attack is an original, not a copy of something else. Nothing will ever change that. Yes, Dick (or financiers of K-1) can dilute it with variations, but still there's only one, original, K-1 Attack.

These repro comedians are simply going to produce a "skin job". A knock off that bolts onto a Toyota MR2. It's really quite hilarious, and keeping with the faith of reproduction knockoff cars. it may look similar, although it's performance is no better than the donor the skins are bolted to.

I know others have commented on reproducing the Attack.
The complexity of the Attack kit car package precludes anyone from marketing a complete knock-off. Anyone who has assembled one understands this simple truth. Pulling 'glas from wood bucks is one thing, the Attack is a complete car with a tubing frame, assembled from discrete parts removed from a donor car.
Anyway, a repro of the Attack only validates the credentials of the original car.

Merry Christmas to all you Attackers and wannabe's

Regards, Jeff

[sanswim]

Originally Posted by Jeff

"Cumming soon"

The K-1 Attack is an original, not a copy of something else. Nothing will ever change that. Yes, Dick (or financiers of K-1) can dilute it with variations, but still there's only one, original, K-1 Attack.

These repro comedians are simply going to produce a "skin job". A knock off that bolts onto a Toyota MR2. It's really quite hilarious, and keeping with the faith of reproduction knockoff cars. it may look similar, although it's performance is no better than the donor the skins are bolted to.

I know others have commented on reproducing the Attack.
The complexity of the Attack kit car package precludes anyone from marketing a complete knock-off. Anyone who has assembled one understands this simple truth. Pulling 'glas from wood bucks is one thing, the Attack is a complete car with a tubing frame, assembled from discrete parts removed from a donor car.
Anyway, a repro of the Attack only validates the credentials of the original car.

Merry Christmas to all you Attackers and wannabe's

Regards, Jeff

I agree with you 100%

[ob1]

Originally Posted by Jeff

"Cumming soon"

The K-1 Attack is an original, not a copy of something else. Nothing will ever change that. Yes, Dick (or financiers of K-1) can dilute it with variations, but still there's only one, original, K-1 Attack.

These repro comedians are simply going to produce a "skin job". A knock off that bolts onto a Toyota MR2. It's really quite hilarious, and keeping with the faith of reproduction knockoff cars. it may look similar, although it's performance is no better than the donor the skins are bolted to.

I know others have commented on reproducing the Attack.
The complexity of the Attack kit car package precludes anyone from marketing a complete knock-off. Anyone who has assembled one understands this simple truth. Pulling 'glas from wood bucks is one thing, the Attack is a complete car with a tubing frame, assembled from discrete parts removed from a donor car.
Anyway, a repro of the Attack only validates the credentials of the original car.

Merry Christmas to all you Attackers and wannabe's

Regards, Jeff

Ditto. I still have parts wrapped in plastic.