Classic Motor Carriage

Todd -Charlotte, NC

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I am looking at buying a 57 replica and there is not much info as it is now with a dealer. He seems like a decent guy, but doesnt have a ton of info other than it was a Classic Motor Carriage build. I am new to the speedster, so wanted to know if anyone can give me an idea of how the Classic company built there cars...did they reinforce the pans, etc. The car looks great but I just want to know if I should run from anything that says Classic or even though they went out of business...did they actually build reputable cars. this particular car has 4000 miles on it.

thanks

12/4/114:46 PM

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