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Will382 · 02-22-2012, 10:31 PM

There are 50 "Beta"Smyth G3F's orders sold so far. I just put my deposit down on one this week. It should be delivered in May.

The actual car does not look like the red car previously posted in this thread. There is only 1 completely finished car so far. It is the white "Alpha" car on Facebook. That's Mark Smith's (company owner) first prototype.

Goto Smythperformance on Facebook for actual photos.

Should only weigh 2200 lbs with the fiberglass body. There is also a hardtop included, but it is absent from most of the photos.

There is at least 1 kit sold so far to a TDI "hyper miller" in Raleigh. So actually mpg should be over 60+ mpg. (hopefully)

I'm actually considering making a boat tail on my TDI jetta before cutting it apart for the fiberglass kit car body.

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Will382 EcoModding Lurker Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Chapel Hill Posts: 1 Thanks: 2 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Smyth Performance There are 50 "Beta"Smyth G3F's orders sold so far. I just put my deposit down on one this week. It should be delivered in May. The actual car does not look like the red car previously posted in this thread. There is only 1 completely finished car so far. It is the white "Alpha" car on Facebook. That's Mark Smith's (company owner) first prototype. Goto Smythperformance on Facebook for actual photos. Should only weigh 2200 lbs with the fiberglass body. There is also a hardtop included, but it is absent from most of the photos. There is at least 1 kit sold so far to a TDI "hyper miller" in Raleigh. So actually mpg should be over 60+ mpg. (hopefully) I'm actually considering making a boat tail on my TDI jetta before cutting it apart for the fiberglass kit car body.