I have 2 of our B kits in stock V8 or Subaru

Normally 20,250.00 w/ GD.COM discount of 2000.00 = 18250.00

I will also discount some of the build time options i.e. radiator and wing trunk etc

Can be ready in 2 weeks or so

Here's whats included in the B kit:

KIT A $10,600.00

4130 Chromoly Chassis

4130 HD Front Suspension W/4130 Rod Ends

4130 Rear Suspension W/Delrin Bushings

2 1/2" HD King Shocks w/reservoir front and rear

Mendeola MD4-2D Trans Mounts

Removable Engine Cage

Chrome Heavy Duty Funco Power Rack & Pinion Steering unit

Steering Column



KIT B $20,250.00

All the items in KIT A above

Uniball pivots for Rear Suspension (replaces Delrin Bushings)

Funco Mid Board Hubs with disc brakes (for 930CV's)

Funco King Kong Front disc Brakes

Full Body Panel Set with Dzus fasteners

15gal Fuel Tank

Polished 5 bar Aluminum floor

Beard Seat Pkg, choice of colors

Choice of 4 Beard "Street" seats or 2 front buckets and a 53" rear bench

Seat Mounts with adjustable driver seat

Complete Shifter Assembly

Chrome Grab Rails, front and rear

Bolt on foot rest

Throttle Tube

Funco Billet 3 panel rear view mirror

.090" Aluminum Roof Panel

Aluminum Roof Rails

Aluminum Trim Set

Pedal Mounts for CNC assemblies

Driver dead Pedal

Battery Tray

Headlight & Taillight mounts

Tach Mount

GPS Tab

Antenna Mount

Breather Mount

P/S Reservoir Mount

UniBall Rear Trailing Arm Pivots (replaces Delrin type in kit A)

That's a great deal!!

And if you're even thinking of going this route...I've put together three different Funco kit's. I've been playing with cars all my life, and the funco kits are among the very few things that really are "bolt together" as advertised. Definitely two thumbs up!!

Hey Grant good to see you on the board -You are second to none in my book- Jess

Grant-What about a complete kit. Can you get it that way? Put everything in a big box and ship it to Oregon. Everything needed to build the car less the fluids. I'm not even sure I would want to go that route but I thought at least I would ask?

We can do that! Need to talk about the details like motor, trans ,lighting and seat style .

The complete hardware kit is bagged and labeled , the lines are all prefabbed .just like ypu said , you would need nothing but flids and abot 100 to 120 man hours to finish it .

Shoot me the details and I can shoot you a price .

I assume these are for the Big5, or does it apply to the hustler?

both !!

hustler 4 also ??????????????????????

Hustler 4
Hustler 2 seater
Big 5 Gen 4

I didnt get any flids with my kit.

Sent you a PM.






Like I said in the PM....I promise I won't tell these leaches on the board how good of a deal you quoted me.

Great deal, on great kits. I have worked on 3 kits, all are still duning.

Hey grant I am ready to drop the ball on a b kit but would like it to be the new frame (gen 5 ) can you quote me a $$$

I've done these kits before and I must say that it is Very well put together and go together like a Dream

I assembled four Honda v6 GEN4's for our family in Northern Cal. I cannot say enough about the quality of these B kits. Great Family and SUPER CARS, I guess that most everybody already knows this. First one took about 150 hours, last one took around a 100 hours. I have never been the sharpest pencil in the box so DO IT you won't be sorry.

P.S. I sure didn't get this discounted price but I have no complaints.

Hey Bohica - I really love these Funcos and had the opportunity to talk with them at the Phx show last year. Hope to buy/build one in the near future. Help a rookie out -- what is left for me to buy to complete Package B?

Roln 20s -- YES the BOATBLING guy

I've never built one myself, always bought turnkey. Off hand you'll need:

Motor
Tranny
Radiator
Wheels & Tires
Lights
Steering wheel
and 150-200 hours of build time.

Now I know why you (and many) buy turnkey -- I'm not sure where I will find 150-200 hours of FREE time to devote to this project. Or just take a month off of work and we're almost done.

Thanks for the info.
Patrick

I've built three of 'em, and what you need to end up with a running, driving car and what you want are often hard to separate. But, here's my list:

Instrument panel and gauges
cooling package (includes radiator, fans, hoses, mounts, etc)
bypass shocks (10 tubes..this is optional, but to me, mandatory)
air cleaner assy
wiring harness
brake line kit
hardware kit (probably the best deal of all...everything clearly marked, and no 1,000 trips to the hardware store.. )
CV's and axles
pedal set (includes gas, clutch/brake, and turn brake)
power steering kit
seatbelts
whip assy
tail lights
dome light
battery kit
wheels/tires
steering wheel
lights
motor
tranny

The extra kits to me anyway are well worth the money. Everything is designed, and funco knows it works, and knows what you have. So if you have problems, you can call them, and they will understand what the "bronze elbow looking doo-hickey, with the long bolt and 5 washers" is that you are asking about, and will be able to get you going again in just a couple minutes.

To me, building the car is a big part of the fun. I don't think it would take the average person with normal mechanical skills 150 hours to build one. Grant's cars are very well designed, and go together better than any "bolt on" part I've ever seen in the 30+ years I've been playing with hot rods and off road stuff. I don't think you can go wrong with one of their kits (especially if you buy the additional items from them)

Thanks so much for the info. I think it would be a great project -- super fun and rewarding. My dad wants to retire soon and I'm trying to convince him to build it with me...of course, him paying too

Roln 20s

Like BeachHead said, these cars go together so nice everything lines up with no hassle, especially since Gill went with the uniball in the rear arms.... I have built a Gen 3 & 4 and I did alot of my own stuff to the Gen 3 like the wireing &brake lines and believe me you will save money getting the kits.... You wont regret building it yourself and when something goes wrong in the dunes (and it will) you will know where the problem is and how to fix it.... Good luck in your build!!!! Oh by the way BeachHead the (brass doohickey thingy) is in the brake kit and is the adapter from the hard lines to the braided at the rear arms,one also has tapping for the brake light switch.... I think this is what you are refering too

heheh..yep, I can tell you've built one before if you know that...

One other nice thing about a funco kit is that there are enough folks with funco's on this board that you can usually get pictures or help pretty quick, just in case you can't get ahold of Grant (what they get a day off every now and then? How's that happen?.. ) It would be a great way to break your dad into retirement...

I have built two of these kits and they are awesome. NO PROBLEMS>>>>

Funco Stands behind their Cars. AWESOME!!!!

I wish I had the money to buy a Gen 5 I would love to build another car with my dad...

Scott.....

How much is Gen5 kit ?

ADD 1500.00

What price range are we looking at for either the hustler 4 or gen 5 turnkey with ls2,2d package? ,with no light bar?? whats your current lead time?

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What price range are we looking at for either the hustler 4 or gen 5 turnkey with ls2,2d package? ,with no light bar?? whats your current lead time?
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I am thinkin low to mid 60's with 934's I will work something up tomorrow.

Are you in Ca. or out of state ?

Lead time is approx 10 to 12 weeks.

This is probably a question for Grant.

Is this 2 seat Hustler frame still being made?
Or can I find a good used one?


I know I know >>>> I'm about 10 years behind the times but I've always liked the style.(looks like a curvy version of my current car)
I'm looking for something to put a 2.3 ford turbo motor and .002 trans in to replace my low buck Fiberglass seated VW beam car.

I'd love to try one of those 2 seaters. They look like they would be the ultimate dune machine.

I rode in Gil's old car with Chad driving one day, that thing hugged the ground in the turns. I felt like we were in an Indy car, soo much fun

I have never been a fan of the funco design but these gen5's are beautiful.

Sounds like Grant has a new customer

What kind of discounts are you doing these days on a chassis package? I am looking to get one soon!

Similar to this price, if not better .

Grant, aren't you ready for about 20k in plumbing work?