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Originally Posted by Wideboy
didnt paul the tw@... sorry 6th have a kit car??? i seem to remember him coming down here to get the gearbox
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Came down to collect an entire 1800 silvertop zetec plus shiiit loads of other bits (inc gearbox, manifolds, looms, injectors etc.)
Kinda learned after about 18 months of persistence I'd rather be out driving or riding whatever vehicles I have than sat in a garage swearing at seized bits of metal. Not satisfying at all..
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Originally Posted by AndyBrad
Libra is nice but big ££ I'm after either a lotus 7 replica or a classic car. My main worry is driving in the rain with a 7. Just not sure how it would work
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In terms of the 7 replica's there's a lot out there to choose from buddy. There's the traditional home build locost's and the newer haynes roadsters which are inspired by the haynes 'build your own kitcar...' books. Then there's the actual kit companies like Dax, Robin Hood, Tiger, MK.. lots and lots of companies out there who've designed there own versions of the 7..
This one's for sale for £3650:
http://www.gumtree.com/p/cars-vans-m...lica/104549195
Or just above your budget this MK Indy with an R1 engine in it:
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/3982438.htm
(see also, kit car classifieds on PistonHeads:
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/index.asp?c=70)
If I could have any kitcar it'd be a MEV Sonic 7 (uses ford focus as a donor, 1.8 or 2.0 petrol, engine mounted in the rear)
