It used to be that kit cars mainly aped high-priced exotics like Ferraris and Lamborghinis. Now, with fewer surviving original models out there, and fiberglass bodies becoming less expensive to produce, kit versions of retro street rods are becoming a viable alternative to authentic ones. (There are already more '32 Fords on the road today than were built in 1932.) The latest kit recasts the venerable mid-sixties Chevy II/Nova as the Vennom, a track-ready super stocker. The extra "n" is for "no you didn't." [Thanks to Gus for the tip.]
Vennom by Promax [Vennom]
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