Lfb666 Trivia

[lfb666]

OK, heres the question:
What is the first American car that has a plastic body to be mass produced?

[baddabang]

what is the plymouth pronto spyder

[Batmobile_Turbo]

what is the plymouth pronto spyder

is that a production car though?

[baddabang]

is it the mercedes benz smart car

[Egg Nog]

is it the mercedes benz smart car

"American Car"

[baddabang]

"American Car"

a yeah i guess i got side tracked

[lfb666]

The correct answer is the Woodill Wildfire. They also made glaspar kits for stock chassis' (so you can be considered correct) They began production in 1952m with a fiberglass body. They were available as both a kit and a fully completed production car, although several hundred were made this way. It was a low-slung roadster. It used many parts from the Jeep!! It was based on the jeep chassis also, but the 90hp engine could be replaced by a Cadillac or Ford engine on request. Production ended in 1958.

[race42]

Bill Tritt who was building the G2 roadsters first, later made bodies for the Woodill cars. A number of both, had the Mameco Chassis

The Glaspar G2 is recognized as the " first ever, mass-produced, fiberglas-bodied car "

Dave at OldSchool Restorations of North Alabama ................ http://www.race-cardrivers.com/shop.htm

[Gt1Street]

now that's dedication ! or just spam (im not sure)
reviving a 4 year old thread just to correct a mistake

[faksta]

Otherwise anyone who read that post would think it didn't have a mistake in it