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    Default 96 vd test fit

    Anyone have a 96 VD fc in the
    Cleveland area? Like to see how it fits.
    Columbus, Pittsburgh, Detroit all good
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    a smidge larger than a 90-95 IIRC. If you fit in the earlier cars you should fit in the 96.

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    There's a 97 FC in parts in Nazareth, PA.
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    https://www.thekentlives.com/ (includes information on the FF Kent engine, chassis and history)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Garey Guzman View Post
    There's a 97 FC in parts in Nazareth, PA.
    If you fit in that, you'll fit in anything. The 97 is the smallest VD chassis.

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    Definitely don't fit in a 97
    Had a 98 ff and fit fine. Want to share the car with my 6'3 brother . I know the 96 is probably the only chance. Moot point now as I have made a deal for the car. Guess we'll fing out! Lol
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    Check the entry for the OVR race at mid Ohio in a week. IIRC John Reisert (sp) is running his 96 VD.

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    Quote Originally Posted by djones View Post
    Definitely don't fit in a 97
    Had a 98 ff and fit fine. Want to share the car with my 6'3 brother . I know the 96 is probably the only chance. Moot point now as I have made a deal for the car. Guess we'll fing out! Lol
    Thanks to all who replied
    Width, especially shoulders, is the limiting factor. Leg room was never an issue on my 94/95.
    I had a local bicycle fabricator remove and replace the side supports my arms kept hitting. We moved them out to about 3/8 from the body panels. I gained about 1.5 in in width - which is a lot!.

    My 2001 VD actually feels shorter.

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    For sure come to Mid-O next weekend. 9 FC/CFC cars racing. Its the GLC final event of the year. Should be some good close racing.

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