Factory Five is a Massachusetts-based bespoke kit car manufacturer for those seeking something different. The company has been operating since 1995 and produces a variety of models, some based on donor cars and others built from scratch, using renowned components from major manufacturers. This 2015 Factory Five Roadster is one such example of their work, and it's coming to you with just 38 miles on the odometer. If you want to own and drive a car that will turn heads but also have people struggling to identify it positively, this car is the best option.
The paintwork on this 2015 Factory Five Roadster is reminiscent of the quintessential British Racing Green hue, and that gels well with the Thirties-esque rat rod styling. The large grille at the front, podded headlamps, red-rimmed wheels with chrome center caps, and short rear all remind you of several cars rolled into one. Factory Five has done it in a stunning manner. At the rear, twin oval-shaped tailpipes remind you that this car packs a decent go-factor as well as good looks. A peek at the undercarriage reveals it to be pristine, as you'd expect from something that's basically brand-new. The black interior seats two occupants on low-back seats with black racing harnesses to hold them in place. There's not a lot for the passenger to do except sit back, hold on, and maybe offer some gentle guidance to the driver when they get a bit exuberant. The driver has every reason to get exuberant as they sit facing a sporty three-spoke steering wheel, grip a red gear knob, and glance at a comprehensive set of Auto Meter white-faced dials while roaring along the roads. Creature comforts tally to a grand total of none. There are no powered conveniences, climate control, or touch-screen infotainment system to distract you from the pure and chaste experience of driving.
Factory Five has granted this 2015 Factory Five Roadster a stout 350ci V8 coupled to a five-speed manual transmission that drives the rear wheels. That is sure to have you grinning from ear to ear as you spear down the road.
Factory Five is a Massachusetts-based bespoke kit car manufacturer for those seeking something different. The company has been operating since 1995 and produces a variety of models, some based on donor cars and others built from scratch, using renowned components from major manufacturers. This 2015 Factory Five Roadster is one such example of their work, and it's coming to you with just 38 miles on the odometer. If you want to own and drive a car that will turn heads but also have people struggling to identify it positively, this car is the best option.
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