What weighs 1750 pounds, makes 300 horsepower, and costs less than a new loaded minivan? The Cardinal Coupe from Fields Auto Works.
The styling might come from the ’60s, but the Ford EcoBoost powerplant is downright modern. Presented by CRC Industries.
10/7/21 11:06 a.m.
This seems very similar to a Consulier. Lightweight body with a pedestrian turbo 4. I like it
10/7/21 11:10 a.m.
I see they have a roadster that's even less expensive, but it's not clear from their website what powertrain is used.
10/7/21 12:37 p.m.
I like the roadster but sure would love to know more details
10/7/21 12:50 p.m.
Dang, they are right down the street from me.
10/7/21 1:11 p.m.
Are these "buyer provides engine" cars? Street legal? I like the Series 300. That with an EB would be gallons of fun for a weekend in the mountains or out on the track.
10/7/21 2:19 p.m.
They are priced without drivetrain. It says that on the website. So you would be adding another 5-10K to the price easy.
*Pricing for assembled rolling chassis w/o powertrain. **Demonstrated specifications utilizing design-intended powertrain.
10/7/21 5:46 p.m.
Like how they fiished the rear of the car- very Marcos/Alfa GTZ. Could be a little shorter- and bring down OAL of the car
The front end- not so much. I'd be heading back tot he drawing board
10/7/21 10:57 p.m.
In reply to Aaron_King :
They give factory tours and test drives! Sounds like a perfect meetup for Central Ohio GRMers. Do the factory tour, go to 1787 Brewery down the road on Industrial Parkway afterwards.
10/8/21 6:49 a.m.
Apparently they're trying to expand too... and have a number of positions open. Check their Facebook page for details.
10/8/21 7:45 a.m.
In reply to RustBeltSherpa :
Yes please.
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