Big Dick Cheney
18 years ago
Bar None!
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Big Dick Cheney
18 years ago
From friday.
jetblasted
18 years ago
What is It ?
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  • Herf-A-Holic
18 years ago
the new yugo. $3999 sticker price.
JTokash
18 years ago
^

Looks like the new Bat Mobile...

or a new version of a Chevy Bel Air. I see a waterfall like the Corvette, that's a nifty touch.

-JT
xibbumbero
18 years ago
JB,It's a custom ragtop made w/a 57 front and a 59 rear. Me likey. X
pacman357
18 years ago
Get a G37, Nancy.
plinytheelder
18 years ago
errasa
18 years ago
Well, it's nice but it's still a Chevy.
Gene363
18 years ago
It has a corvette logo on the door. The seats and dash look like they are from a Corvette. I'd guess it is sitting on Corvette chassis/engine/running gear.
Fenian
18 years ago
Man, now that is just swet!

All these designers that are coming up with retro versions for Mustangs, Camaros, GTO's, etc.., should take a clue from this guy!
vegasryan777
18 years ago
Very cool...does it have a built in Humi 🙂
porschesales225
18 years ago
yep its got vette mirrors too. damn shame they dont make production cars that look like this anymore.
Lizardo
18 years ago
Thats badass, I wonder what the body is made of.
pabloescabar
18 years ago
damn ******, thats the nicest thing you ever posted...
bsevern
18 years ago
Is that a Boyd Coddington job ?
donutboy2000
18 years ago
Kanter Concepts 789 press release:


Named for the three years represented in the overall design, the 789 has the
“hooded eyes” and chrome grille bar of a ‘57 Bel Air, a mid-section and
tri-toned interior that is reminiscent of a ‘58 Impala and the “bird in
flight” rear tailfins of a ‘59. These three vehicles are all instantly
recognizable classics celebrated by people around the world.

No matter how well you restore a ‘57 Chevy or how much you update a ‘59, you
still have a 50 year old car with its outdated technology and safety
features - not to mention reliability problems. The 789 solves that with the
latest in GM engineering. Get in and go anywhere, drive 190 mph if it’s
legal, and get 25 miles per gallon cruising on the highway.

Looks? You will have picture phones galore sending photos around the world
of your one-of-a-kind ride. No two cars will have the identical paint scheme
or colors, and with over 10,000 interior combinations you will never be
parked next to yourself at the country club or cruise-in. Recently we
attended a very fancy cruise in and there were two Ford GT’s near each
other, both grey, white stripe/black interior. Needless to say, all eyes
were on the 789.

Kanter Concepts is the designer of the 789 and they do it the old fashioned
way. The design team sketches by hand and the clay modelers do it by hand
also, that’s the only way to get sensuous curves and sexy features.
Computers? Sure we use them, each staff member has the most complex computer
known to mankind - the human brain. Want a cookie cutter car? The same
computers that design cars can run a cookie factory.

The price of a turnkey 789 is $135,000, well equipped with all Corvettes
standard equipment including the 400 horsepower aluminum block V8 engine. In
addition, each car includes a custom Borla exhaust system, PST high
performance anti-sway bars and a $2,000 wheel/tire upgrade allowance. Any
upgrade or modification can be done to your car at additional cost, from
turbocharging to ceramic brakes and from a 1000 watt stereo to ostrich

The exterior of your car is what the world sees just like the outside of
your home . But you spend most of your time enjoying your home and car from
the inside. The first Impala model was the 1958, it was top of the line and
only available in two door convertible and coupe. In the years following it
was the name of a model series of sedans, coupes and wagons . Purists
consider the ‘58 as the only true Impala.

Each 789 interior is based on the donor C6 Corvette and is tri- toned as
standard equipment, just like the ‘58 Impala that inspired it. You have the
choice of virtually any available commercial fabric or leather combination
at no extra cost. Ostrich grain, alligator, rattan, brocade, or perforated
leather. Bring us your thoughts or samples and we’ll turn it into reality.

At extra cost anything is available, solid silver dash surrounds, hand
tooled leather seats, panels accessories. Sound system upgrades, door panels
that glow in different colors in sync with the music, racing seats with your
name or crest embroidered on them.

Our design staff will be glad to consult with you and prepare renderings to
build your car or we can work with your own design or that of a designer of
your choice.

Remember, “no two alike” refers to interiors also. For sure you’ll never get
into the wrong car at Burger King or the Neiman Marcus parking lot.
neopuritan
18 years ago
WOW. Got to get me one of those!
DrafterX
18 years ago
Got a Hemi in it?
rastusmcnair
18 years ago
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

While I love retro styling this doesn't do it for me.
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