My version of the 1914 Stutz Bearcat Aurora Kit

[Kit Karson]

This is the ol' kit: 1914 Stutz Bearcat Aurora Kit

1914 Stutz Barn Find

1914 Stutz Barn Find on Scratch Built Trailer

1914 Stutz Bearcat Hot Rod

 

 

Original Stutz

 

Edited October 18, 2017 by Kit Karson

[Foxer]

I like both versions! 

[donb]

Very cool. Nicely done!

[Xingu]

That would be quite the barn find.

[DumpyDan]

I like both versions! 

Nice work

[Kit Karson]

Thanks, Guys!  Didn't think there'd be even a couple of guys that liked these... -KK

[ChrisR]

COOL!!

[Draggon]

That rod version is really unique KK, and totally unexpected! 

[vamach1]

Rare kit or not it is nice to see them built for fun.

Edited October 19, 2017 by vamach1
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[Kit Karson]

Rare kit or not it is nice to see them built for fun.

Thanks, Rex...

I have a couple more, if you know anyone that might be interested. -KK

[Kit Karson]

That rod version is really unique KK, and totally unexpected! 

Caught you a bit off guard, did I?  Glad you like 'em! -KK

[ChrisBcritter]

Looks like the barn fell on it!

Great job, and the street rod version is a cool surprise. What were your sources for the modern running gear?

[Kit Karson]

Looks like the barn fell on it!

Great job, and the street rod version is a cool surprise. What were your sources for the modern running gear?

'57 Chevy Chassis - after building the hot rod version, I came across and purchased a rolling '57 Chevy Chassis in much the same condition as the one in the picture, above, in hopes of building a 1:1 rendition of the Excalibur SS Roadster.  Ended up having to pay some guy to haul it away. -KK

 

Edited October 21, 2017 by Kit Karson

[Kit Karson]

 and, the Excalibur Roadster SS

 

Edited October 20, 2017 by Kit Karson

[Eric Macleod]

These are both wierd and wonderfully creative. Well done.