I'm not sure if Classic Design Concepts has an eleanor body kit they are coming out with. But I do know that Cervinis is planning a eleanor style body kit for the 05 mustang (check it out at www.cervinis.com). But I haven't seen any pictures of the actual car yet....can't wait though. The only thing they say is that it is coming out sometime soon....when I'm not sure. But I sure wish they would hurry it up....I want to see some pics.
yeah cervinis is the only elenor body kit i have seen. and i want them to hurry up too, that drawing is driving me nuts. i just wanna se the car already
The car company you are looking for is HERE.
They are the ones that made the "Gone in 60 Seconds" car, although i think they bought the actually company that made that car at the time. The link is to the actual Elenor body kit which they are no longer producing.
I think what was more frustrating was when your looking for a nice minor restoration project Fastback 67-69 and every one is buying them all up for premium money so they can make Elenor's like the movie.
I'm sure with the classic look of the 05, it will be no time at all before you can buy a full Elenor body kit. Give it time, i bet there will be a couple of Elenor variants around.
The car company you are looking for is HERE.
They are the ones that made the "Gone in 60 Seconds" car, although i think they bought the actually company that made that car at the time. The link is to the actual Elenor body kit which they are no longer producing.
The company that built the cars for what people like to call "Gone Again" is called Cinema Vehicle Services. The Eleanor body kit is still listed in Merchandise link on their website so my guess is that it is still available.
Total Control Products did provide much of the suspension components for the cars in "Gone Again" once CVS (Cinema Vehicle Services) realized the stock Mustang suspension wasn't cutting it in the stunt scenes they wanted. But, Total Control Products did not build the cars nor did they purchase CVS.
If you are looking for a modern day interpretation of Eleanor you might take a look at Unique Performance. They have been working with Caroll Shelby and are currently producing a GT500E (Eleanor) and a GT350.