I don't think you could drive it at night, as that disco show would probably blind you.

Nice work done there. I just was looking to see if it was for sale on the Knight Rider site i go to called knightfoundation.org for technical info. There's a group in Toronto called the GTA Knights, i was wondering if it's one of theirs but i don't see the car listed for sale in the buy/sell section. Definately a lot of work involved in doing a conversion, besides just doing a restoration on the car if it needs work done. I don't think i've seen two of those replicas that are alike, all are as individual as the owner, some with more detail than others, this one looks to be a decent looking and put together replica both inside and out. I'm not sure if this person built this car them self or had it done. I think Ontario Fiberlglass Productions does build cars besides making some of the conversion parts. Definately a lot of detail in there, and things someone interested in a replica wants, the correct wheels(size and type), seats(unfortunately can't get the original seat material), shifter knob which had to be switched from t-handle to the round 82 only version.