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Tempting?

all cars are stiched together at some point in there life if done by prepfab it will be right i know this company well from my rallying days good spek on the car for the money doesent say much about the motor thow and the colour doesent do it any favors
 
I was tempted by this too - looks a good price for what it is. Pity it's RHD otherwise I would have had it :) The colour is also not to my liking but may look better with silver wheels.
 
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I was tempted by this too - looks a good price for what it is. Pity it's RHD otherwise I would have had it :) The colour is also not to my liking but may look better with silver wheels.
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I dare you to ask them to put it back to LHD [:D][:D]
 
I think it looks very good value. It would cost over £20k to buy a car and to get it to this stage and that figure doesn't include any engine work. So at £12k it's worth it even if you did need to spend some money sorting out a few issues.

Unfortunately it can't be used in the Club championship as it's been seam welded !

My old Carrera 3 had a new front end at some point in it's early life and I raced it for 14 years without any issues so as long as it is done properly it would be fine.
 
I agree it's good value and guess that with only 73K on a 1993 engine there are plenty of miles in it before any rebuilding might be needed.

I'm still mystified as to why someone would have converted it from LHD to RHD [&:]
 
ditto, such a pity it was a RHD conversion, otherwise would be a great buy. I don't think the new front end is an issue. Just that the idea scares a few people. Looks good value!
 
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