I'd love to see the BMW V-12 in the back of the Superlite coupe, a la Jay Esterer's Ultima build.

Cheers, John

 

Hey Fran Hall,
is the superlight roadster street legal in CA? I would assume fenders and windshield are in order.

 

Chris,

Sorry ....I have no idea.
I am sure T buckets with no fenders manage to make it onto the streets in Ca.

We have been working on body package accessories though..
We have finalised fenders and a nose but it does not include a windscreen,only a wind deflector

 

Fran,

Do you think you will be chasing the same customer as the GTM?

 

Originally posted by Chris Coleman:
Hey Fran Hall,
is the superlight roadster street legal in CA? I would assume fenders and windshield are in order.

The SL Roadster spec sheet says fenders and nosecone "to be designed". I'm assuming they're included.

Windshield is a more esoteric requirement as the Spec FFR windshield and atom windshield somehow meet the requirement. Who knows.

That SL Roadster is SICK!

 

Karlo,

I hope the customers chase the Superlite ...not the other way round.

 

Fran, any chance you would sell seperate or consider posting details on your door hinges? I would be interested in seeing if they would work on the gtm. I know this might be your trade secret, but can't hurt to ask. I saw the superlite at Carlisle, and have to say it's eye candy.

 

The door hinges are no secret ...they are CNC aluminum parts.
They mount Group C style and have the imaginary pivot axis above the bodywork...so I doubt they would have anything in common with the GTM , that has a conventionally hung door.