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From Erik at Coupeking:

“Sometimes they come back. This one will rise again. Amazingly no serious injuries. “

Amazingly is right. This is the one thing you don’t want to have happen with this car.
 

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On the way back from Dyno in this car I thought it was really a handful.
More engine than I like to drive. Reminds me of my first time behind the wheel in a Porsche Carrera GT. You know you are outnumbered. Glad the engine is still good - it will live again.
 
On the way back from Dyno in this car I thought it was really a handful.
More engine than I like to drive. Reminds me of my first time behind the wheel in a Porsche Carrera GT. You know you are outnumbered. Glad the engine is still good - it will live again.

What kind of engine does it have?
 
Stroker, bored, cam and high compression pistons with megasquirt.
Best CK engine ever.
If you like it really spicy...
 
On the way back from Dyno in this car I thought it was really a handful.
More engine than I like to drive. Reminds me of my first time behind the wheel in a Porsche Carrera GT. You know you are outnumbered. Glad the engine is still good - it will live again.
Don, do you have more details on what happened in this case? Was it a regular customer car? Some crazy project Erik was testing?
 
seems like it would be cheaper to move all of the good stuff to a different body. looks like every body panel was affected.
 
That picture is missing a legend that reads: "Honey, please don't slam the dooooor...too late"
 
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