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Old 09-07-2009, 09:01 PM
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Found this on the photography site.
http://photography-on-the.net/forum/...79#post8600479

Nice looking C5 Conversion from CR Coachworks in Washington.











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Best of Both Worlds But I bet real $$$$$ Here's one I saw at a car show this summer.





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I think these are cool conversations.
I heard that can be really big bucks
Is that true........
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Originally Posted by CanadianVetster
I think these are cool conversations.
I heard that can be really big bucks
Is that true........
The basic CRC package starts around $65,000. That's additional to the cost of the car.
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Originally Posted by Zeeman28a
The basic CRC package starts around $65,000. That's additional to the cost of the car.
I'd rather have one of each.
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Originally Posted by Brooklinite
I'd rather have one of each.
For $65,000 you could buy a pretty nice C2 and still have the C5 in the garage.
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Originally Posted by CanadaGrant
For $65,000 you could buy a pretty nice C2 and still have the C5 in the garage.
I agree totally

Each car has it's own character and the styling does not blend well between the two. Besides, you lose the real "cachet" of the C1 handling, rougher ride, water leaks and noise
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It's a beautiful kit car, but not worth it for the amount of money involved..JMO.....

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