Hey guys, look at these replicas made in Brazil !!!!!!
08-21-2001, 10:03 PM
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Hey guys, look at these replicas made in Brazil !!!!!!
Hey Guys,
I was in São Paulo, Brazil last month and had the pleasure of visiting those guys from Chamonix. They make great replicas. I'm bringing 2 kits from Brazil next month and plan to built one for myself during the next 8-12 months. It's gona be a great project. My brother has a VW Dealer in Brazil and he sells the short block VW boxer engines for 900 reals (about $360). The other kit is for a friend who owns a Porsche shop in Ft. Lauderdale. There is also a guy who imports and sell these kits in California. All the links are on the home page. Mostly in portuguese.
These replicas are of a very good quality.
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Leandro
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I was in São Paulo, Brazil last month and had the pleasure of visiting those guys from Chamonix. They make great replicas. I'm bringing 2 kits from Brazil next month and plan to built one for myself during the next 8-12 months. It's gona be a great project. My brother has a VW Dealer in Brazil and he sells the short block VW boxer engines for 900 reals (about $360). The other kit is for a friend who owns a Porsche shop in Ft. Lauderdale. There is also a guy who imports and sell these kits in California. All the links are on the home page. Mostly in portuguese.
These replicas are of a very good quality.
Media in English
Home page
Enjoy,
Leandro
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78 930 coupe
08-22-2001, 11:52 AM
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Leandro,
I love these replicas. If done well, they are very nice to own and drive. I've been looking for a pre-owned one for sometime now. Anything decent seems to cost as much as a nice 356 cab, however. Good luck on your project.
I love these replicas. If done well, they are very nice to own and drive. I've been looking for a pre-owned one for sometime now. Anything decent seems to cost as much as a nice 356 cab, however. Good luck on your project.
08-23-2001, 03:10 AM
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They should be good replicas. If I am not mistaken, they should be based on the Beck's spyder replicas, since Beck had the main parts manufactured in Brazil. I go to Brazil quite often, so last time while there I attended a Porsche Clube do Brasil event and saw a couple there. They looked quite good. It can't be a hard kit to put together since the 550 is inherently simple. I just saw a spyder replica here in Arizona last month and it had everybody staring at it.
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To view the site in English go to http://world.altavista.com ... select "Translate from Portuguese to English" and paste the website address (http://www.chamonixcars.com.br/) into address box. The site will be converted into english...hope this helps
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08-23-2001, 01:44 PM
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George, who is not known for his aesthetic discrimination or appreciation of the history of sports car racing, must have inadvertently clicked on a Corvette website before he made his comment. Try to forgive him.
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08-24-2001, 10:36 AM
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Nice one Kevin 
ALthough, in my opinion 50's, 60's and even up until -72 (last one) Vettes are truly a great looking cars. Especially those early 60's But, we'll forgive him.
ALthough, in my opinion 50's, 60's and even up until -72 (last one) Vettes are truly a great looking cars. Especially those early 60's But, we'll forgive him.
