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<blockquote data-quote="MinGrey02Stg2" data-source="post: 16500377" data-attributes="member: 16543"><p>It's mid engine, rear wheel drive. The transaxle is in front of the engine on a 911, so in my scenario, the transaxle is flipped 180 degrees, so it can be behind the engine and the gears still propel the car forward. The output shaft that would power the front wheels will do nothing now.</p><p></p><p>It is street legal too. Just like a Factory Five replica car, etc. You fill out some DMV forms, they inspect it- (proper headlights/tail lights, seatbelts, etc) and make sure the drivetrain did not come out of a stolen vehicle (if using used parts).</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Yeah it's a death trap for sure if it isn't respected. </p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Grundy collector insurance covers these things for an agreed value. I have heard coverage for these is typically cheaper because the owners will be doing all the labor if something goes wrong. It isn't like you take it to a dealer or a collision shop. I've yet to shop quotes though until it's done. I do know that banks won't even touch these things as kits, but I assume they will when they're built and registered.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MinGrey02Stg2, post: 16500377, member: 16543"] It's mid engine, rear wheel drive. The transaxle is in front of the engine on a 911, so in my scenario, the transaxle is flipped 180 degrees, so it can be behind the engine and the gears still propel the car forward. The output shaft that would power the front wheels will do nothing now. It is street legal too. Just like a Factory Five replica car, etc. You fill out some DMV forms, they inspect it- (proper headlights/tail lights, seatbelts, etc) and make sure the drivetrain did not come out of a stolen vehicle (if using used parts). Yeah it's a death trap for sure if it isn't respected. Grundy collector insurance covers these things for an agreed value. I have heard coverage for these is typically cheaper because the owners will be doing all the labor if something goes wrong. It isn't like you take it to a dealer or a collision shop. I've yet to shop quotes though until it's done. I do know that banks won't even touch these things as kits, but I assume they will when they're built and registered. [/QUOTE]
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