Sweet CL find, though a bity above grassroots pricing...

http://santabarbara.craigslist.org/cto/5141133537.html

Convertible Alfa Carabo replica...

Wouldn't mind tooling around in it. With the Pantera chassis, it might be plenty quick, too.

I love it....that's awesome.

oh my... that is nice!

Interesting, but I'd rather have the original pantera

Too round and bulbous. Not enough wedge-shape.

Never seen on before. I like it

Not sure I'd want it for myself but that is darn cool.

Ummm I like the green one. Can I have the green one instead?

Why is it posted on the Santa Barbara CL when the car is in south FL?

Did somebody lose a doorstop ?

My oh my. what a Pointy car...

The tail light section of the red one looks terrible. Otherwise thats a pretty solid replica! Seems like you could cut something in half with this car in a head on collision...

My eyes vomited on the monitor.

T.J. wrote: Why is it posted on the Santa Barbara CL when the car is in south FL?

Sam Foose's custom shop was in Santa Barbara. I guess they figure anyone buying a special interest car like that wouldn't have a problem with having it shipped.

And for the record, I LOVE this and the Alfa show car on which it is based.

Ummm.. Looks like an old VW kit car... (Runs and hides...)

noddaz wrote: Ummm.. Looks like an old VW kit car... (Runs and hides...)

You're probably thinking of the Aztec 7 kit car, which was loosely patterned after the Alfa Carabo too:

The Bertone Alfa Carabo was a very influential design at the end of the '60s. The doors directly influenced the Countach:

The replica looks a lot flatter than the original. Must be hard to see out of that thing.

Looks like a Vector W8.

gearheadmb wrote: My eyes vomited on the monitor.

+1. I like some ugly cars but not that one.