- 1991 Chevrolet Corvette Speed Racer Mach 5 Replica
- 350ci V8
- Tuned-Port Fuel Injection
- 4-Speed Automatic
- RWD
- White Exterior
- Red Interior
- Working Periscope (Serves As Back-Up Camera)
- Spinning License Plate
- Under Glow Night-Time Lighting
- Homing Robot
- Spinning Saws
- Spritle & Chim Chim (In Trunk)
- Auto Jacks (All 4 Wheels)
- AutoMeter Gauges
- Aftermarket Stereo System
- Aftermarket Exhaust System
- LED Headlights
- Aftermarket Wiring Throughout
- Signed by Builder (Video Provenance)
- Street Legal
- Event Trailer & Show Gear Included
- Speed Racer Helmet & Multi-Sets of Gloves Included
Extras Included in the Sale
- Concession Window
- Floor Rails (For Transport & Along w/ Side Rails)
- 30-Amp Electrical Service Power Cord
- Overhead Light ·
- Electric Tongue Jack
- Electronic Trailer Brakes
- Dual Axle
- Additional Trailer Door Ramps
- Front & Rear Wheel Straps
- 8 Black Weighted Stanchions w/ Red Retractable Privacy Straps
- 18’x 7’ Red & Yellow Checked Flooring w/ Black Edges For Special Events
- 10’x 10’ Customer Speed Racer Pop Up Tent w/ Roller Bag
- 10’x 20’ Green Screen - Includes (4 Ea. Red 5 Gallon Concrete Weighted Buckets w/ Yellow Tie Down Rope To Support Green Screen On Windy Days)
- Custom Cover For The Mach 5 For Special Reveals Or A Passing Rain Shower At Events
Believe it or not, beneath the edgy lines of this futuristic car lies a fourth-generation Chevy Corvette. Called the 1991 Chevrolet Corvette Street Racer Mach 5, it was built by an outfit called Gotham Garage, as a show car. Furthermore, they are the ones who built a different Mach 5 for the iconic movie Speed Racer! Yes, it’s a truly one-off machine with spinning saws, a homing robot, and even Sprittle and Chim Chim in the trunk! It’s even signed by the builder, with video provenance. With a mere 966 miles on the clock, this Texas-based curio is definitely worthy of consideration. What’s more, the car is street legal. However, it comes with an event trailer and show gear in case you’re a bit reluctant to drive it from place to place.
Exterior and Interior
White is the dominant color of this 1991 Chevrolet Corvette Street Racer Mach 5 but just look at its design! Can you tell that the car started life as a C4 Chevy Corvette? Quite unlikely, unless you’re really eagle-eyed and spot tell-tale cues such as the rear taillamp clusters. Everything else is custom! The car has underglow lights for night parades, spinning saws, a working periscope which serves as the back-up camera, a spinning license plate which you shouldn’t use on the road, and even auto jacks on all four wheels! If the kid in you isn’t screaming “YES, YES, YES!” right now, you’d better get a reality check. The fully custom interior features two red leather seats and a metal-turned dashboard. It’s got white-faced aftermarket gauges, and looks very different to a typical C4 Corvette. Perhaps the only tell-tale sign is the climate control module, now installed in a vertical orientation. Ahead of the passenger lies a Blaupunkt head unit that’s connected to an aftermarket speaker system, with extra trunk-mounted speakers and even a subwoofer.
Engine
This 1991 Chevrolet Corvette Street Racer Mach 5 retains the 350ci V8 and automatic transmission of its C4 Corvette base. The car is rear-wheel drive and also has power steering plus power disc brakes, as per the Corvette. If you pop the hood, you can see the L98 unit beneath a custom Mach 5 engine cover.
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