Never heard of these guys but OMG do I lust after this car.
Love the rear body work and the long hood.
Never heard of these guys but OMG do I lust after this car.
Love the rear body work and the long hood.
The Singer cars I've seen on the 'net look very nice and I think there's definitely something to spending a lot and getting a simple car, but the video makes it seem like looks are why a lot of parts are chosen over their functionality. I mean, hundreds of thousands of dollars spent and the reviewer says the brake bias is off? And the guy running the company talks about looks a lot and I don't get the feeling they are doing as much to really develop the suspension, brakes etc. A lot of money and maybe not completely finished as a whole.
Just my 2 cents.
That was a really well done show.
I'm not a P car fan, but that was impressive and looks to be very well executed. And WAY out of my budget.
I was going to scream repost, sometime last month. But I can't find it. And it is worth the repost.
In reply to neon4891:
Wouldn't be my first repost, and won't be my last
Although it's rare that any topic sneaks by without me seeing it.
Yes I'm addicted to this place.
(And I'm watching all of you)
pres589 wrote: The Singer cars I've seen on the 'net look very nice and I think there's definitely something to spending a lot and getting a simple car, but the video makes it seem like looks are why a lot of parts are chosen over their functionality. I mean, hundreds of thousands of dollars spent and the reviewer says the brake bias is off? And the guy running the company talks about looks a lot and I don't get the feeling they are doing as much to really develop the suspension, brakes etc. A lot of money and maybe not completely finished as a whole. Just my 2 cents.
He did say that the car he was driving was not yet tweaked for complete balance... it was probably the only running car they had in the shop at the time.
Personally, I intend to modify a mid-80s 911 to be a long nose car. I know for a fact I will never be able to exploit over half the p-cars protential without being a menace or winding up in jail.. so making it look like my old 72 will be a priority..
I could spend ~$300K in much more automotively satisfying ways. 
Something about the interior just does it for me. I can't imagine it being any better:
Terrific video. I'll watch this several times.
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