In Part 2 of our reproduction AE86 review series, Ezekiel, Chris, and Grant continue their inspection of the replica AE86 body in white we acquired last year at SEMA.
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This time, we shift the conversation to the questions everyone has been asking:
Chapters:
00:39–02:03 Final shell inspection
02:03–04:26 Can this be legally registered?
04:26–07:42 Who is this replica actually for?
07:42–08:12 BGRS community support
08:12–10:24 Should you buy this over a real AE86?
This chassis is a replica AE86 body manufactured in China, commonly referred to as the “Temu” or “Alibaba” shell. Once again, we approach this review with a critical but fair mindset, focusing on what matters most to real AE86 enthusiasts.
Stay tuned for Part 3, where we test-fit crucial components to see just how accurate this shell really is.
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