The Mk3 was Factory Five’s first component kit car and since 1995 they have sold over 6,000 examples. Their concept is simple – a well-engineered kit that can be build by the average hobbyist. They even simplified the donor car concept by designing the car around a late model donor Ford Mustang. This was a revolutionary concept in 1995 and the car was an instant hit and has become the best selling component car of all time. Today the Mk3 comes in two kit versions: the base model that still uses the Mustang as a donor car and costs about $14,000 or the advanced kit that does not require a donor car and has everything the builder needs less running gear, wheels and paint. It cost about $20,000. Builders of either car get a high performance automobile that compares favorably with super cars that cost many times as much.

About Factory Five Racing

Factory Five Racing was founded in 1995 David and Mark Smith. Since 1995, the business has grown from a start-up business in a small garage to become the world’s largest manufacturer of component car kits. Factory Five Racing currently produces five kits: the Factory Five Mark 3 (Mk3), the Factory Five GTM, the Factory Five Type 65 Coupe, the Factor Five Challenge and the Factory Five '33 Ford.