Body:

  • Aircraft-quality aluminum body
  • Removable nose and tail sections
  • Form built for exacting detail
  • Hood and doors fitted; wire edged where appropriate
  • Hood and doors mounted; latches, hinges, and pins as original
  • Rear bumper with license plate mount
  • Lexan and aluminum headlight covers

Frame:

  • 4130 Chrome moly steel
  • Tig welded

Suspension and Brake Components:

  • Corvette C5 uprights & hubs
  • Custom upper & lower control arms
  • Coil over shocks and springs
  • Wilwood 4-piston brake calipers with 12.19” x 1.25” rotors (front & rear)
  • Stainless steel brake lines
  • Differential – Winters quick change, independent rear suspension
  • Pedal Assembly with brake bias adjustment.
  • Parking brake (line lock)

Electrical System & Components:

  • Headlights & taillights installed with turn signals
  • Complete wiring harness
  • Battery tray with battery cables

Cockpit:

  • Carpet – Installed
  • Gauges – Stewart Warner as original
  • Custom-made, aluminum racing- style seats with leatherette covers
  • 5 point racing harness driver and passenger seatbelts
  • Dash Mounted Mirror
  • Fire Extinguisher – Hand held
  • Steering Wheel – 3 or 4 spoke Bell style
  • Switches – As original
  • Windshield – Lexan with side windows (As original)
  • Windshield Wiper Assembly – Removable

Other:

  • Fuel cell with sending unit and braided steel fuel lines with connectors
  • Aluminum radiator with overflow tank
  • Electric radiator fan
  • Steering system - Woodward rack-and-pinion steering system with race-approved safety steering column and quick release steering wheel.
  • External racing gas cap

Tires and Wheels:

  • Tires – 600x16 front and 650x16 rear Dunlop vintage racing tires or comperable street tires
  • Wheels – 16 inch knock-off, original style 5 hole kidney bean with outer polished rim
All components installed except for the final assembly of the brake system, which must be performed by a certified brake technician.
Scarab Motorsports, L.L.C. builds a custom reproduction of a front-engine sportscar that was originally created and named by Lance Reventlow in 1958. Scarab Motorsports, L.L.C. is not in any way associated with Genmar Industries or its subsidiary Wellcraft Marine Corporation, the manufacturers of the Scarab performance boat.