Carter's Conversions was an American automotive company based in Imlay City, Minnesota, that operated from approximately 1992 to 1994. The company specialized in manufacturing a range of kit cars, which allowed enthusiasts to build their own vehicles using provided components.
Among the notable offerings from Carter's Conversions were replicas of high-performance sports cars, including the 427 Cobra, Lamborghini Countach, Ferrari F-40, and Dino 246. The 427 Cobra replica featured a tube frame and was powered by either Ford or Chevrolet V8 engines, while the other models utilized the running gear from the Pontiac Fiero. Customers had the option to purchase these vehicles either as complete kits for assembly or as turnkey models ready for immediate use.
Despite its brief existence, Carter's Conversions contributed to the kit car market by providing enthusiasts with the opportunity to own replicas of famous sports cars, reflecting the growing interest in custom and performance vehicles during the early 1990s.
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