Rs 200 (rep)
28-10-2006, 09:11 PM
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Not a bad price either
28-10-2006, 09:26 PM
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i was offered this at the start of the year for £10,000
it also included the reg a19 tyf.
the guy wants to make loads on this,i know what he paid for it,and he ain`t done much to it since.
dave
it also included the reg a19 tyf.
the guy wants to make loads on this,i know what he paid for it,and he ain`t done much to it since.
dave
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28-10-2006, 10:11 PM
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Plus its incorrectly registered for a start which will cause headaches especially as they are getting stricter on MOT's etc not slacker.
May be worth waiting a while until The SPD200 is finished in the correct Mid engined layout, as this replica uses the body mould from the original RS200 which was sold onto Banham then RSR prior to Cradley Motor Works purchasing them.
At least then you would have a dimensionally and visually accurate replica even if its only RWD.
Just gotta find a spare RS200 EVO gearbox lying around .................
May be worth waiting a while until The SPD200 is finished in the correct Mid engined layout, as this replica uses the body mould from the original RS200 which was sold onto Banham then RSR prior to Cradley Motor Works purchasing them.
At least then you would have a dimensionally and visually accurate replica even if its only RWD.
Just gotta find a spare RS200 EVO gearbox lying around .................
29-10-2006, 10:13 AM
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Originally Posted by banhambuilt
i was offered this at the start of the year for £10,000
it also included the reg a19 tyf.
the guy wants to make loads on this,i know what he paid for it,and he ain`t done much to it since.
dave
it also included the reg a19 tyf.
the guy wants to make loads on this,i know what he paid for it,and he ain`t done much to it since.
dave
yeh that one got finished or there abouts by a chap in farnbourgh its not the best one ive seen but not the worst
29-10-2006, 12:36 PM
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Originally Posted by xr2i-carl
kara??
Not sure if they are fully back in production or not at the moment.
If they sorted out the side skirts and had the engine cover hinging the right way, and an accurate dash, i would jump at one.
Its a very well engineered kit especially when you considered it was designed well over 10 years ago.
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