http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C200671/#
Sure you have all seen it before .....
Sure you have all seen it before .....
ORIGINAL: clubsport
Are you tempted Des?
It even has one of those proper welded in cages! []
ORIGINAL: Essential
Nice shut lines on the bonnet.
ORIGINAL: Steve Rance
that car would have been built for the Uk Carrera cup series in the 1990's. Specs of the cars were pretty close to standard C2'S. It will almost certainly come with a 3.6 engine. My car was built for the same series and we had to upgrade the car substantially to get it to it's current spec, changing the cage, upgrading the engine to non vario 3.8, peplacing drop links, anti roll bars etc.. thats after replacing most of the body panels and seam welding it and doing lots of other bits to it as well. To be honest, it is a fair way from being a cup spec car. To get it there would probably cost in excess of 40K.
It's a cheap track day car but it's a long way from a cup car or RS Clubsport and knowing how competitive the Carrera cup was in the 90's, it's probably had a lot of accident damage. It could well end up being a cheap track car but if could also end up costing a fortune in the long run. Buyer beware!
ORIGINAL: carreraboy
Agree Hugh ...... but still RHD[&:]
ORIGINAL: carreraboy
Agree Hugh ...... but still RHD[&:]
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