A “Ravenhawk” was built by a company called Contemporary Classics, a company started by a retired Boeing engineer back in the early 2000's. The car was built in 2008 and I have had it registered and on the road up here in NY. The idea here was to make a car that looked like a 1933 Ford roadster but drove like something sold today. The base car is actually a C5 Corvette with all the drive train and chassis pretty much in place. It is meant to be reliable and be fixed at a Chevy dealer. The LS2 engine has 405 HP and it has a 6 speed manual transmission. It has power steering, power brakes, a/c, power top and great stereo as well as a backup camera, proximity warning and remote alarm and locks. Every works. It is comfortable and weather tight with the top up. A well engineered hot rod. I believe that there where a couple of dozen made and sold and the original sticker was north of 100K.

A modern reliable Hot Rod that handles like a sports car with all the driving conveniences.

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