*Final Call: The MK4 and MK5 Jetta, Jeep, Audi and Subie are being discontinued. We have 9 spots left across all models.*
SMYTH PERFORMANCE
DIY Car-To-Truck Conversion Kits
LEGACY KITS ARE GOING AWAY IN AUGUST.
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How it goes Together.
Contents of the Kit
Easy to Build: Weeks, Not Years
There is nothing like the feeling of building your own car. As the founder of Factory Five Racing, Mark Smith has been designing race cars and kit cars for 25 years. Smyth kits use this race bred engineering to turn your car into a terrific "ute" or sport truck.
We love car based trucks here at Smyth Performance and believe that Smyth truck projects are a great way to enjoy the astounding performance and styling of cars with the utility and unique looks of a ute.
Smyth all aluminum bolt together bed panels provide a structural rust free base for an easy light duty hot rod pick up build of your VW, Subaru, Audi Jeep or Charger.
Engineered to be stronger than the base car, Smyth ute kits are a combination of bolt together aluminum plate panels, riveted subsections and fiberglass gel coated outer body parts. Cutting the cars in two places after removing the doors and trunk makes for an exciting and fast moving project that does not have to take up your garage for more than a few weeks. And most important is the fact that you can enjoy them every day.
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Modern Safety and Comfort
We're all used to the advanced safety features like airbags and robust crash protection in modern vehicles. Hot rods, kit cars, and old classics, as cool as they are, often sacrifice safety for their wild style.
Smyth trucks are different. They're designed to retain almost all of the original car's safety features, giving you peace of mind. But unlike typical modern vehicles, they leave you with a truly unique style that turns heads in a completely different way, allowing you to enjoy your Smyth Ute, and let others drive it, with confidence.
Questions? Give us a call at 508-801-5871 or email smythperformance@gmail.com
TV's ultimate car guy Rutledge Wood with Mark Smith and his son William. Rut and Randy from Kenwood Rod Shop built their Smyth Ute on his television show "Lost In Transmission"
Smyth Performance, Inc. 43 Eagleville Road, Tiverton RI 02878 508-801-5871
