Another homemade Shogun Competitor

This one uses a Suzuki Hayabusa engine.  Some might question a motorcycle engine in a car, but this thing should make at least 150HP if it’s in stock form.  That’s damn near 100HP more than the lowest-rated Festiva and this one now offers RWD.  Also, we wonder how much less this now weighs.  In any case, this thing should be fun if it’s been put together well.

The photos seem to show a pretty well-done car.  It must be interesting with no reverse, regardless of what it weighs.  Of course, the price is insanely high for someone’s homemade toy…

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Tampa, FL
$20,000 with ZERO bids
02/19/2014 update: Ended with no bids, relisted at$19.5K with same result.

This looks borderline normal from this angle.

Interior is all business.  Ducting from roof scoop is certainly interesting.

And…there it is!

Fuel cell and battery now occupy the former engine compartment.

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Here is a one of a kind !!!!!!

1989 Ford Festiva mid engine conversion a must see !!!!
Drive Train is Suzuki GSXR Hayabusa 1300 cc engine, chain drive rear wheel drive. Four point roll cage, Racing harness. There’s a roof scoop that ducks air to the exhaust and oil cooler, No reverse on car but is so Lite can move in reverse no problem,Tires are 195/45/15,zero offset wheels.

This is a fun,fast one of a kind Awesome vehicle.

Any questions ask away!!!!