10 Wild Replica Cars for Sale Across North America Right Now!

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[00:00:14]>> 1965 AC Cobra Roadster. Price $62,500.

[00:00:22]Location, Apex, North Carolina.

[00:00:35]A highly detailed 1965 AC Cobra replica built on a hurricane chassis and body, designed to closely match the original Cobra proportions and styling. Finished in a deep black exterior with a matching black interior.

[00:00:51]The roadster carries a classic aggressive stance that immediately reflects its performance oriented nature. Power comes from a heavily modified 351 cubic inch V8, bored and stroked to 406 cubic inches, producing approximately 500 horsepower and nearly 600 lb ft of torque. This setup delivers strong immediate acceleration and the signature raw Cobra style performance character. The engine's high output ensures quick throttle response and a powerful mid-range pull suited for both spirited road driving and open road cruising. The drivetrain is paired with a five-speed manual transmission, giving the driver full control over power delivery.

[00:01:38]California Cruiser convertible style coupe. Price $8,500.

[00:01:44]Location, Indianapolis, Indiana. A bright yellow convertible style mini cruiser designed as a fun low-speed electric vehicle that delivers relaxed neighborhood driving rather than highway performance. Finished in a cheerful custom paint job done approximately 3 years ago, the compact body mimics a classic coupe silhouette while maintaining a lightweight golf cart-like structure built for short-distance enjoyment. Power comes from an electric battery system with a standard plug-in charger, allowing easy overnight charging in a home garage. The top speed is around 22 mph, making it ideal for gated communities, resort areas, or local cruising where comfort and leisure matter more than speed. The smooth electric drivetrain provides quiet, effortless movement with simple operation. Inside, the cabin is designed with playful real car touches, including a lockable glove box.

[00:02:47]2005 Ford Kit Car. Price, $50,000.

[00:02:52]Location, Oxford, Ohio.

[00:03:41]Well-built Factory Five AC Cobra replica completed in 2005. Finished in blue with classic white racing stripes and designed to capture the iconic look and feel of the original Cobra while using modern Ford performance engineering. The body sits low and aggressive, maintaining the timeless roadster proportions that make Cobra style builds so recognizable on the street. Power comes from a 4.6 L fuel injected Ford V8 sourced from a 2004 Mustang drivetrain, delivering smooth, reliable performance with modern drivability and consistent throttle response. Paired with a manual transmission, the setup offers a direct and engaging driving experience while maintaining everyday usability. The chassis and suspension are fully Factory Five engineered, providing balanced handling, solid road feel, and improved stability compared to original vintage designs.

[00:04:43]1985 Lamborghini Countach kit car. Price, $27,000.

[00:04:50]Location, Moro, Illinois.

[00:05:23]A dramatic 1985 Lamborghini Countach kit car designed to capture the exotic presence of one of the world's most iconic supercars while utilizing proven American performance components beneath its wedge-shaped body. Finished in gray primer and housed indoors throughout its life, the fiberglass body sourced from Imaginary Fiberglass in Corona, California, showcases the unmistakable Countach profile with sharp angles, low-slung proportions, and the unmistakable supercar attitude that made the original legendary. Approximately 75% complete, the build offers a rare opportunity to own and personalize an eye-catching exotic replica before the final touches are applied. Power comes from a 350 cubic inch small block Chevy board 30 over and built around a durable four-bolt main block with 9.25 1 compression.

[00:06:25]1927 Ford Roadster drag car. Price, $18,000.

[00:06:32]Location, Fairfield, Ohio. A no-nonsense 1927 Ford Roadster purpose-built for drag racing. Engineered to deliver consistency, reliability, and serious strip performance in a lightweight package. Wearing the unmistakable silhouette of an early Ford Roadster, this machine trades comfort and luxury for pure function. Built to launch hard, run straight, and keep coming back for pass after pass. The aggressive stance, full race chassis, and competition hardware leave no doubt about its intended purpose. At the heart of the build is a powerful Chevrolet Performance 604 crate engine based on the legendary 350 platform equipped with a vacuum pump, alcohol-fed 750 carburetor, MSD distributor, crank trigger ignition, and Hedman headers.

[00:07:28]Designed to thrive under racing conditions, the combination produces strong, dependable power while remaining surprisingly easy to maintain.

[00:07:40]1950 custom hot rod golf cart. Price, $7,200.

[00:07:46]Location, Eagle Lake, Florida. A charming 1950s inspired custom hot rod golf cart built to capture the spirit of classic American cruisers in a compact electric powered package. Styled with vintage hot rod influences and a convertible design, this eye-catching little machine delivers plenty of personality wherever it goes, attracting smiles and conversations at campgrounds, golf communities, neighborhood events, and local parades. This retro appearance gives it the look of a miniature show car while maintaining the practicality and simplicity of a golf cart. Power comes from an electric battery system designed for quiet and effortless operation, making it ideal for relaxed cruising without the noise or maintenance demands of a traditional gasoline engine. The batteries are approximately 3 years old and are accompanied by a charger.

[00:08:46]1931 Alfa Romeo Monza replica. Price, $15,000.

[00:08:53]Location, Greenwood, South Carolina.

[00:09:07]A beautifully styled 1931 Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 Monza replica that captures the romance and elegance of pre-war European Grand Prix racers while benefiting from the simplicity and reliability of Volkswagen engineering.

[00:09:25]Built from a 1970 VW Beetle and titled accordingly in South Carolina, this garage kept machine delivers the timeless appearance of one of motorsports most celebrated classics at a fraction of the cost of the original. Long flowing fenders, exposed exhaust detailing, and vintage inspired proportions give the car an unmistakable presence that instantly transports admirers back to the golden age of racing. Power is supplied by the dependable Volkswagen Beetle platform, offering an approachable ownership experience with widely available parts and straightforward maintenance.

[00:10:07]1934 British kit car. Price, $4,500.

[00:10:15]Location, Louisville, Kentucky.

[00:10:31]A charming 1934 British style kit car built upon a 1969 Volkswagen chassis and drivetrain, blending vintage European roadster elegance with the simplicity and reliability that made classic Volkswagens so beloved. Finished in an eye-catching red exterior with a matching red interior, the car carries the graceful lines and open-air spirit of pre-war British motoring while offering a far more approachable ownership experience. Once displayed as a show car, it still possesses the unique character and nostalgic appeal that instantly draws attention wherever it appears. Power comes from the dependable 1969 Volkswagen engine, delivering the unmistakable air-cooled driving experience that enthusiasts appreciate for its simplicity, efficiency, and ease of maintenance. Paired with a four-speed manual transmission.

[00:11:31]1955 Elva MK1B Sports Racer. Price, $37,000.

[00:11:39]Mileage, 339 miles. Location, Scottsburg, Virginia. A remarkably rare 1955 Elva MK1B Sports Racer representing one of fewer than 25 examples originally produced and embodying the pioneering spirit of post-war British motorsport.

[00:11:59]Finished in an eye-catching yellow exterior with a striking red interior, this lightweight competition machine captures the raw simplicity and purpose-built engineering that defined the golden age of sports car racing. Its low-slung body, minimalist cockpit, and unmistakable racing pedigree make it far more than a collector's item. To is a genuine piece of motorsport history.

[00:12:26]Power comes from a 1,170 cc Ford 100E engine equipped with a highly desirable Elva overhead valve conversion, a sought-after upgrade that enhanced performance and helped establish Elva's reputation on race circuits. Paired with a four-speed Ford manual gearbox.

[00:12:47]1952 MG TD VW kit car. Price, $14,000.

[00:12:55]Location, Lenoir City, Tennessee.

[00:13:47]>> A beautifully recreated 1952 MG TD style kit car built on Volkswagen mechanical foundations, combining classic British roadster styling with fully modernized components for reliability and everyday driveability.

[00:14:04]Finished in white with a brown interior, the car captures the timeless charm of a vintage MG while benefiting from a complete ground-up rebuild using all new parts throughout the entire vehicle.

[00:14:16]Power comes from a newly installed 1776 cc Scat VW long block paired with EME Pierburg 34 EPC carburetors, an electric fuel pump with pressure regulator, and a new oil cooler system. This air-cooled setup delivers smooth, responsive performance while maintaining the simplicity and dependability that Volkswagen engines are known for. A new starter and full electrical system ensure consistent starting and operation.