February 22, 200421 yr comment_69492 HiI am a student/worker in my colleges tool and die program.Well, me my boss and another coworker/freind where sitting around thinking of a new project. And we decided on a few english wheels. we are presently making the rollers. we are going to harden them and then cylindrically grind them to the right profile. we need a few recommendations for the profiles of the interchangable rolers. is it possible to use the same setup for a bead roller. ThanksAhmed Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/10284-homemade-daytona-coupe/?&page=2#findComment-69492 Share on other sites More sharing options...
March 10, 200421 yr comment_72099 Daytona Coupes are such beautiful cars. This guy is insane....I can't believe the amount of time and effort he put into building an authentic Coupe. Truly a labor of love.Factory Five Racing builds and sells a kit Daytona Coupe. You can order it however you want - with carpet, A/C, luggage space, stereos, etc. You just add a huge motor. I saw one ad in Automobile Magazine essentially saying that you can build a very drivable, "super-touring" style Daytona kit car. Check it out at www.factoryfive.com.Of course, one of these kits cars is nothing compared to what this fellow has built. Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/10284-homemade-daytona-coupe/?&page=2#findComment-72099 Share on other sites More sharing options...
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