I've never been a big fan of listings with only one photo the car in question, particularly if that image is a picture of an old print photo and the seller describes the car as "looks better now". If you can take and digitize a picture of the old photo...why not just take a picture of the car...? However...when the price is right, we can forgive some bad pictures. Find this 1964 Kellison J-6 Panther offered for $16,000 in Albuquerque, NM via craigslist. Tip from FuelTruck.
Jim Kellison, founder of Kellison Engineering, could be considered the Bob Dylan of kit cars. Taking a concept that was initially fringe and backyard and turning out countless bodies of work, Kellison made over 20 different models available in either shell or turn-key form. Find this 1958 Kellison J4 for sale in Centralia, WA for $5,500 via craigslist. Tip from BuickFan
The Kellison J-5 is the oddball successor to the equally strange Kellison J-4. Both cars were the brainchild of Jim Kellison, a hot rodder and entrepreneur who used fiberglass and off-the-shelf parts to build custom cars. According to kellisoncars website, less than 400 of the J-5s were ever built. Find this 1963 Kellison J-5 here on eBay
currently bidding for $3,600 reserve-not-met with 1 day to go, located in Escondido, CA.
In the late '50s a entrepreneur by the name of Jim Kellison starting living the ultimate car builder's dream. He started building his own car body design called the Kellison J-4 that was designed to use Corvette running gear to complete the build. Today's example has been heavily modified by various owners and sports a Pontiac drivetrain, but looks like a totally awesome and unique ride for anything near the current bidding price. Find this 1973 Kellison J-4
currently bidding for $8,100 with 5 days to go on eBay, located in Romeo, MI.