Corvettes at Detroit Autorama Show - Part I
There were many beautiful Corvettes at the Detroit Autorama this past weekend! One of my favorite Corvettes, without question, was the 789, manufactured by n2a Motors of Santa Ana, California.
The front of the vehicle resembles the 1957 full sized Chevrolet. The side resembles the 1958. The rear is all 1959 Impala. All of this is assembled on a C6 Corvette chassis. Honestly, it may not sound right on paper, but this vehicle is beautiful!
My personal photos did not do the vehicle the justice these promo shots do for it. It is gorgeous from every direction. Personally, I'd like to see it in red and black, too.
The factory is developing some other vehicles as well, all of which sound interesting to me. We wish them well because we would like to see versions of a Corvette like this at the Woodward Dream Cruise this summer, and then in car shows every\where!
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Can it be built right hand drive?
Not sure on that, but I don't know why not. I'd suggest that you check the website: www.n2amotors.com, and then call or write them.
That car is sick. How much would you sell it for?
I hope you mean "sick" in a good way. According to a Jalopnik posting, the cost is $40,000 over the cost of the C6 to which the alterations are made. The buyer can select whatever features he or she needs in the C6 (automatic or stick, Z51 or not, etc.).
Paste this link into your browser for the Jalopnik article: http://jalopnik.com/cars/custom-cars/hot-rods/chevy+chevy+chevy-the-789-by-n2a-motors-212240.php
Soooo... What's the total price? $40,000.00 Plus = ?
An exact amount would have to come from n2a Motors, of course. As an example, if the basic, pre-modified car was purchased for $37,000, the total would be $77,000, plus taxes, title, and license.