[Moderator - I understand if you don't post this one!] [Moderator Response: Thank you for the clarification that this car DOES NOT have gullwing doors. Please do not repond with a discussion of every gullwing kitcar ever made. - Mike Substelny] I rode in a Sterling as a kid - the whole roof rises up. A wild ride though - felt so low to the ground. One kit car that does feature gull wing doors is the Nereia - I believe it's a spin off of the Nova/Sterling. The fellow that makes them has been doing it for at least 10 or 15 years - and when he's not building yachts he's making the kit cars - so you can bet that the fiberglass is great. (I don't own one, don't work for him, but hope to buy one some day.) One page to see the car is at: http://members.aol.com/carphreak/nereia/ Photo gallery at: http://members.aol.com/carphreak/nereia/gallery.htm On Wed, 28 Nov 2001 RJRavalli@xxxx wrote: > > I don't know if this will make it past the moderator, but awhile ago > on the list I mentioned a kit car an acquaintence of mine had that > made an interesting crusing partner for a D. I just found out what it > was, a Nova/Sterling kit car. (See > http://community-2.webtv.net/@HH!98!20!D7E021FEE54A/ROAD-RAT3/CALIFORNIACOMPONENT/). > Has anyone on the list ever seen one of these cars or teamed up with > one in any fashion? Next to the Bricklin, these are the only other > exotic door cars I have seen that seem to have a wide circulation. I > guess they were big in the 70s, pre-DeLorean days. > > Richard >