Remember Cheetah? (No, not Cheeta, Tarzan's monkey!) The car built in the 60s to compete with the Cobra! Well, if you don't know nothing about Bill Thomas' factory you will have plenty of time to find out about it as the car is making a come back!

With only 23 original Cheetahs ever produced, it's time for some company. Since the introduction of the new Cheetah Continuation Coupe in Arizona in early 2006, vintage racing enthusiasts are rekindling some of their most cherished memories: the thrilling 1964 racing season, when the Cheetah captured 11 wins (and Cheetah believers know it should have been many more).

You'll want to catch the Cat before it's gone. Like most truly great things in life, the Cheetah Continuation Collectible is being produced in limited quantities. And that means they're not going to last long. A chance to own - and truly savor - such a legendary part of auto racing history is an opportunity that doesn't come around very often.

Specifications after the jump.

Specifications

 Chassis
4130 Chrome moly tubing space frame powder coated

Suspension
Fully adjustable independent suspension, four wheel coil over shocks, tubular wishbone and trailing arms. Corvette spindles, bearings and independent rear-end (3.08 original mounting)

Brakes
Ventilated four wheel discs

Steering
Woodward rack & pinion

Wheels
American Torg-thrust vintage racing

Tires
BFGoodrich Radial T/A

Curb Weight
1550 lbs.

Wheel Base
90"

Track
59" Front, 57" Rear

Dimensions
Height: 47", Width: 68"

Engine
Chevrolet 350 V8 four bolt main
       
Carburetors
Dual quad 500 CFM each

Transmission
Muncie 4-speed M-20

Exhaust
Racing style headers & collectors with ceramic coating. High luster silver.

Body
Hand laid fiberglass as original with 6.0 oz. cloth inside finish and inner door panels

Cooling
Original style Corvette aluminum radiator

Fuel System
Aluminum 15 gallon fuel tank

Interior
Fiberglass panels, original style clutch and brake pedal assembly with reservoirs, fully carpeted with original style vinyl covered seats

Instruments
Stewart Warner full gauges with original Moon steering wheel