Speedway Fiberglass Bantam Body
Speedway Fiberglass Bantam Body
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#9008932

Speedway Fiberglass Bantam Body

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Bantam Body

Vicky Modified Body1932 Modified Coup Body

$1,083.99

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Universal Fit, 73.50" Overall Length, 51.00" Body Width

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    Key Specs

    MFG. Part #9008932
    BrandSpeedway Motors
    Material TypeFiberglass
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    Speedway Motors 9008932 Details

    This 1932 Austin Bantam body measures 73-1/2" long, 51" wide and 23" tall. Fiberglass construction. Ships truck freight.

    This product is made to order. Please allow six to ten weeks for lead time.

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    Speedway Motors 9008932 Specifications

    KEY SPECS
    MFG. Part #9008932
    BrandSpeedway Motors
    Material TypeFiberglass
    GENERAL
    Overall Length73.50"
    Body Width51.00"
    Body Height23.00"
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    14 Questions • 12 Answers

    How closely does this fit your model A perimeter frame? Thanks 🙏

    by Jojo

    • 3 years ago

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    Hi l was thinking on putting a firberglass body on my Morgan as the wood frame is shot

    by Twobob

    • 7 years ago

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    I have a 66 Sunbeam Alpine, the body is pretty shot and considering replacing with this Bantam, do you have any measured drawings you could provided?

    by Art

    • 8 years ago

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    I understand the dimensions are far different than the T-bucket, being wider and longer. After riding in a friend's T, I don't really fit...AT ALL, at 6'6" and 350. I'm liking this bantam more and more, especially after seeing altereds running this body. Do you either: Sell an altered frame that could be made to work? Sell plans to weld up an altered frame? Know of plans/other companies altered frames which WOULD work? Or am I just going to have to draft this out (no problem, it's what I do for a living) before cutting steel and firing up the welder? Thanks so much. Kris

    by Kris

    • 8 years ago

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    I read here the Bantam body doesn't fit the t bucket frame how about the delux t frame the appears wider at that firewall and cabin .Can you ship with the steering box and brake pedal brackets but not welded to frame if I use the Bantam ? I want to build a super gas Altered

    by Bob

    • 9 years ago

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    can this body be used as a slip over on a t bucket body with a little body work to mold it together.

    by pepeelapu

    • 10 years ago

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    What is the biggest engine I could put in this? Im wanting to drive a fast hot rod so I need to know the engine capacity. Also how i could make it loud and noticable.

    by Jonny

    • 10 years ago

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    How big is the wheel opening? Will a 14x32x15 Slick fit in the opening?

    by Brian

    • 10 years ago

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    Is this body the same dimensions, (length, width, height, ect.) as the stock American Bantam roadster? Are the fenders and fender wheel openings the same as the original? Could this body be used as a replacement for a Stock steel body on an American bantam roadster?

    by BJ

    • 10 years ago

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    What windshield would you recommend for this body along with mounting hardware.

    by To Cool Tom

    • 10 years ago

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