Factory Five Racing

Everyone familiar to kit building and renovating of cars knows what it's like to be on the lookout for donor parts. There may be those who actually enjoy spending the tons of time it takes to locate salvage parts, the traveling around for weeks, months, sometimes years, finding some here, finding some there. Then the spending of what adds up to be a lot of money refurbishing components and parts, and ultimately, there's always the disappointment of discarding some parts bought that prove, after all, not to be worth the effort to redo.

A great shot of the cockpit of this amazing Factory Five MK3 Roadster.

I am not sure what the color code for the paint is, but I like it.Again if you look closely you will be impressed by the level of detail.

As you can no doubt see, the engine compartment of this blue Factory Five MK3 Roadster is extremely impressive.

This is an absolutely stunning example of a Factory Five MK3 Roadster that spared no expense. Everywhere you look you will be impressed by the attention to detail. This car took 1st place in the cobra category.

There was a lot of time and car was spent on the construction of this Factory Five MK3 Roadster. Here's a shot of the louvers.

This Factory Five Roadster is outfitted with a 5.0 liter small block with a Trick Flow intake. It's very clean.

It's always nice to have a tonneau cover to enclose the cockpit. As you can see this one is neatly trimmed and nicely fitted around the roll bar.

A beautifully finished red MK3 Roadster from Factory Five Racing.

This 4-point Simpson Racing Harness keeps the driver firmly in place.