Corvette Kart Built for $1000! | Grassroots Motorsports $2000 Challenge

How did this team turn a $750 non-running C4 Corvette into a low-buck Vette-kart? They put it on a big diet while selling off unneeded parts. Total budget spent: just $1087.07.
Learn more about the $2000 Challenge here:
2000challenge.com/
Thanks:
CRC Industries:
www.crcindustries.com/
Tire Rack:
www.tirerack.com/content/tire...
Simpson Racing Products:
www.simpsonraceproducts.com/
AEM Performance Electronics:
bit.ly/grmcm-tv
Koni:
www.koni.com/en-US/Home/

[@troymellegaard]

Looks like fun. My mind is going crazy with ideas

[@GTroy]

crazy fun at a great price

[@modificationnation73]

Yuuup. Vette carts are real nice. I have about 5K in mine and it’s a beast. You guys did a C5 or C6 Vette kart too a while back, if I am remembering correctly.

[@djpmatchbox]

I want to buy a newer one like a c6. I figured I will probably be in the car for around 20k if I find the right one. I will sell the doors, fenders, glass, and all interior pieces. I am thinking that if I part it all out right I can potentially make up 5-7k in parts (it will take time but I will list every part on ebay and give them time to sell), even sell something like the back hatch. But for a finished c6 cart I want to be at 30k. That's with every aftermarket addition I can think of to make it how I want. (I know guys that have builds that are in the 40k range but they are really in depth and started with a perfect car, not a wrecked one, and also didn't part it out and take the time to sell everything like they should have)

[@maxthemadtuner]

Nice!

[@MrMisanthrope1RBjr]

lowered it 5 inches, thats really down there

[@CustomWeldingandFab]

Mask in the fresh air, the delusion is strong!