I have decided to build a factory 5 car and at first I was leaning heavily towards the MK4 but after a lot of thought I would rather go with the 65 coupe. But my decision on this is more or less based on the difficulty to build the project. Are the two builds similar and with the modifications made by FFR on the 65 coupe is it a lot easier to build. Do the tolerances match up or are there a lot of things that need to be worked by me to make this work. I want something that is easy to build that I will have a lot of pride in!
Personally I like the racing look the sheet metal interior with racing seats. But I am concerned that this will be more difficult to build than the MK4 any thoughts??
Also, does this project require any welding, sheet metal work, or modification on behalf of the builder to make things fit or does it piece together easily like the MK4 owners have all stated.
As far as motor is concerned I am going with Yeoman Racing engines out of KS, 347 stroker with 400hp should be more than enough for either build.
Any advice or help would appreciated. Hopefully all FFR kits go together with easy and it does not vary from one type to the next. Finally are there any areas that become overly difficult to do as you guys have gone through this build process?
Thanks
Beau