F355

Well....It looks like a Ferrari and.......um....  It tastes like a Ferrari!  Hell,..It even smells like a Ferrari! What they don't know won't really hurt 'em, right? Let's just tell it like it is spin doctors;  Extreme Cars has now produced the most authentic Ferrari F355 replica available to those who know the value of “image”. A car like this could help you seal the deal on a whole lot of other money making schemes before you actually have enough money to buy a real Ferrari.  For only $US20,000, you'll be making a wise decision and be well on your way. That's what the image makers know to be true and that's what the value of a car like this comes down to.

The Ferrari 360 Replica is based on Peugeot 406 Coupe and this car has got people doing double-takes.  Made by Extreme Cars, the engine of the 360 Replica was designed to sit in the front and to power the front wheels.  Did I say the engine is in the front?   That’s the first thing people say…… “What? I thought the engine on the original 360 was in the back?”  Yes, that’s true about the engine being in the back but that’s not the end of the story on the 360 Replica.  The front engine placement gives you the option for four seats in the Replica and, more importantly, the chassis is so strong that you can also put a second engine in the back. 

The aim of the Italian Replica Club is to provide a meeting place at shows for like-minded souls who want to talk cars, socialise and have a few drinks (alcoholic or otherwise) in a pleasant atmosphere. 

If you now own an Italian Replica and would like to join the club, be sure to get in touch with this club to arrange to bring your Italian Replica to a show.  The club is free to join and we have newsletters at most shows.

Members cars include replicas of the Ferrari Dino, 308 GTB/S, F355, 250 GTO, Daytona Coupe/Spyder, F40, Testarossa, Lancia Stratos, Lamborghini Countach, Diablo, etc.

Be sure to visit the website to learn more about the club, browse member rides, checkout upcoming events and more.

Formed by a small group of enthusiasts back in 1985, the Scottish Kit Car Club currently has about 130 members with more than half driving completed kits. Members own a wide range of different vehicles, and any kit is welcome in the club.