Bertini GT25 Kitcar using Z3 donor

Good luck at stoneleigh Anthony, I'm sure it will go really well for you, the car is a looking really good :)
 
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What is that behind the Bertini? (and I don't mean the countach replica - which it is next to)
 
I would copperslip the bonnet pins too - just in case you do have to try and remove them from underneath. It is not a pleasant task
 
How did Stoneleigh go Anthony? Was the car well received? More importantly did you get any orders :)
 
Hi Anthony, congrats with the unveiling. Sounds like you were well received and a sale is a sale! How many of your competitors made a sale first time out. Be patient, the orders will come, the superior product always shine through. JIM
 
I have been a bit absent for a while. Crazy busy getting the kits ready for the first few customers.
Here are a couple of pictures. The first one is taken at the end if the London-Brighton classic, sports and kit car run. Both the Bertini GT25s sitting next to a series1 etype roadster and a dodge viper :-)



The next is he second front cover feature article for the Bertini GT25 in the July issue of TKC Magazine out in the shops next week.

 
How goes the venture generally? You seem to be getting plenty of publicity in the kit car mags, but do you get decent feedback from the kit car community?
 
That's cool. I haven't been involved with kit cars before so wasn't sure whether they are receptive of - and pardon my wording - a simple kit like this. Guess it takes all sorts in a community, but we all know what wide ranging views you can get. Guess there are some hard core kit fans who think you have to start with nothing though, but this must be great for those who aren't so mechanically minded (like me!)

As for making your money back... well I'm not sure anyone has ever really made any money from small car projects, but I hope you get somewhere near! :)
 
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