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YOUR RESEARCHCan anyone confirm this (non-996) model?

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Nope, it was the first time.

Can anyone confirm this (non-996) model?
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Use stretched fiero frame

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The really good replicas all use a stretched Fiero frame.

Can anyone confirm this (non-996) model?
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dirtiest thing those binoculars have ever been focused

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That "959" is probably the dirtiest thing those binoculars have ever been focused on...

Can anyone confirm this (non-996) model?

Use stretched fiero frame

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The really good replicas all use a stretched Fiero frame.

Can anyone confirm this (non-996) model?
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Use stretched fiero frame

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The really good replicas all use a stretched Fiero frame.

Can anyone confirm this (non-996) model?
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first time

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Nope, it was the first time.

Can anyone confirm this (non-996) model?

dirtiest thing those binoculars have ever been focused

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That "959" is probably the dirtiest thing those binoculars have ever been focused on...

Can anyone confirm this (non-996) model?
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

This pic is from my iPhone through binoculars, so... This what I think it is?

POST 2 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Looks like a 959 Speedster. ??

POST 3Original post

Wow, that sure looks like 959 rear end ! maybe some replica ? http://www.spyexotics.com/wp-content...-Replica-6.jpg

POST 4Original post

Speedster (replica) with a 959 bodykit bonded to it somehow. Or the illegitimate offspring of a Speedster and a 959. Looks horrific. Hopefully it's being towed to the crusher. But if this belongs to anyone here, then sorry, no offense, it's a beautiful car, hope you have many happy years together...

POST 5Original post

I would've thought some kind of replica kit car deal, but I'm still trying to wrap my head around the whole "iPhone through binoculars" thing.

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 11581043

We live above a canyonish area, so we keep binocs on a tripod for bird watching. I saw a glimpse of the car, so I stuck my iPhone to the eyepiece so I could zoom in further...and took the pic.

POST 8Original post

LMFAO- iPhone through binocs...brilliant. ( probably better than Hubble 1.0) Looks like a kit assembled in Guadalajara MX.

POST 9Original post

5CHN3LL, looks like you should drive down into the canyon and do some recon !

POST 10Original post

$20 says that shell is sitting on a 1996 Firebird chassis and drivetrain. lol

POST 11Original post

Quotes source post: 11581179

Usually the Speedster kit cars are on its own custom tubular frame or on VW bug chassis. The Ferrari's and Lamborghini kit cars are the ones usually on either tubular or Fiero frames. The really good replicas all use a stretched Fiero frame.

POST 12 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 11581148

If it's calm tomorrow, I'll fly my drone over and take a closer look.

POST 13Original post

LOL Drones are for rock stars. Ergo- you rock star daddy.

POST 14Original post

Quotes source post: 11581198

a cheap joke to discount the "find". But you are right.

POST 15Original post

Quotes source post: 11581100

Birds? Yeah right. We need pics of what you are REALLY focusing your binoculars on!

POST 16 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

By "we," I primarily mean "my wife" - and I'm pretty sure she's not a hardcore voyeur. That "959" is probably the dirtiest thing those binoculars have ever been focused on...

POST 17 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Frankenporsche or not, it's a weird thing to see way off in the distance when you're standing in your own back yard...*squint* WTF? *squint* looks like a 959, but it's...*squint* I think I need to find that house and learn the story of the kit car on the flatbed.

POST 18Original post

Quotes source post: 11581753

....Yeah, is there any way you can get that iPhone and binoculars on a women's sorority house so I can stop paying 29.95 a month? Kidding of course.....

POST 19Original post

It's called a "359 Speedster". It's a kit that's typically built on a Beetle chassis, and is supposed to contain styling cues of both the 356 Speedster and the 959.

POST 20Original post

This isn't the first time the iPhone/binocular combo was used to take a picture. You've done this before.

POST 21Original post

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Ok that is like me trying to record a song on fm radio by putting up a microphone to the radio speakers from my cassette recorder. I know some of you use to do that too.

POST 22 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 11584864

Nope, it was the first time. Won't be the last, though. Heh.

POST 23 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Good God, a bug-powered 959? The Fiero-based Ferraris are monsters by comparison. Here's a YT vid of one of these...things. I haven't NOT wanted something this bad since I learned about trannies in middle school. 1970 Porsche 359 Silver - YouTube

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Quotes source post: 11581035

Just hideous. Is it still there? Maybe there's still time to kill it before it reproduces.

POST 26Original post

Similar 'Moreau' car has been for sale locally for a while. Built on a '91 Targa platform. I don't think he's going to get the $33K he's asking for it...

POST 27Original post

I'd rather have a 550 or a 904 kit car over the 356 personally.

POST 28Original post

I think that's a Family Truckster, the Sport model. "You think you hate it now, wait til you drive it."

POST 30Original post

Hey Schnelly, I believe your mystery machine is currently listed for sale on eBay - seller lists location as La Mesa. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Replica-Kit-...US_Cars_Trucks

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