Before you purchase this item please note that you are not buying the actual car. Also please note that this is not a cut out pattern. This Manual gives a step by step guide to allow you build your own.

You can build a 1930's style kids electric boat tailed sports car for as little as £100.The listing is for a build manual that will enable you to build the Alpha Sports Car, which will be an exciting and enjoyable car to use and provide the satisfaction of saying 'I built that' - impressing both family and friends alike.

The construction method is simple and with no complicated joints, using materials commonly found in any well stocked builders merchant / DIY store, with additional parts from a bicycle shop. The car is made from mdf or ply, cut out and simply screwed and glued together giving a monocoque body. There is no complicated metal fabrication either or welding as the plans show how using threaded stud, the axles and steering can be cut, drilled and bolted together. 

Unlike other hobby plans that provide just a set of drawings and leaving you to figure the rest out, the A4 manual provides 22 pages of details showing the step by step construction using both text and photographs along with the drawings. 

The completed car is very strong and robust, measuring around 6ft in length; and as the body is simply constructed from ply or mdf, a high paint finish can easily be achieved. The car operates from a 12v motor commonly used in mobility scooters. This car was built for around £100 using both new and recycled materials. 

The car is a real head turner and the typical comments from people are "is it coach built?", "is it made from metal?" to "did you really build that?". Why not build a unique car that is thousands of pounds cheaper than a kit car, just as fun to build and great for the kids to drive when complete. 

Simply click the buy it now button, pay via PAYPAL and a full colour build manual will be posted to you. 

Please note:This is a build Manual with a step by step guide, it is not a cut out pattern.