BJ Mach 5 - Page 2

**ANDY M** · #11 01-30-2009, 08:17 PM

This is from last years Len Imnke Classic.

How many of these things were built?

This one has stripes, so it's not the same car.

**Mr70** · #12 01-30-2009, 08:28 PM

An interesting paragraph on a dealers website that may or may not explain what happened here:

"Be forewarned that if you are gullible enough to purchase an <u>illegally molded copy</u> of Mark Towle's Mach 5, you are certain to experience legal entanglement with the Mach 5 franchise and experience the total loss of your investment! Our Speed Racer Mach 5 turnkey is fully drivable and one of our licensed replicas recently made a U.S. trek 3000 miles from coast to coast."

Full article..
http://www.gothamgarage.net/mach5.html

Johnny Horsepower · #13 01-31-2009, 10:48 PM

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An interesting paragraph on a dealers website that may or may not explain what happened here:

"Be forewarned that if you are gullible enough to purchase an <u>illegally molded copy</u> of Mark Towle's Mach 5, you are certain to experience legal entanglement with the Mach 5 franchise and experience the total loss of your investment! Our Speed Racer Mach 5 turnkey is fully drivable and one of our licensed replicas recently made a U.S. trek 3000 miles from coast to coast."

Full article..
http://www.gothamgarage.net/mach5.html

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Makes sense to me. Thanks . I would actualy love to have one.........callme sick, but if it was drivable legaly and not a kazillion dollars...........I would fire one up.

**ANDY M** · #14 02-01-2009, 12:32 AM

The pictures I posted are of Kit body on an '86 Vette. No reason you couldn't drive it anywhere, although parking it might cause some headaches. Ever bend a chin spoiler?

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