Scooby-based kit car
#1
Not sure if this is right place to post this question but I'm thinking of doing a kit car next year (a 40th birthday present to myself) and wondered if anyone knows of a scooby-based kit car?
Seems like a perfect combination, 4 wheel drive, 200+bhp, lightweight kit car, should show the Caterham boys a thing or two.
Seems like a perfect combination, 4 wheel drive, 200+bhp, lightweight kit car, should show the Caterham boys a thing or two.
#5
Thanks mate. I remember reading about the Delfino in EVO some time back, but something about funding, finance, blah blah blah. £40K seems a bit steep though. Was thinking of spending £5k on a kit and £5k on a stolen/recovered/write-off to act as a donor.
#6
I know of a guy that is trying to shoehorn the running gear of an Impreza into a Fisher Fury. Speak to Mark Fisher and see what he says - www.fishersportscars.co.uk
I am not sure if he's managed it - he has a dozen projects on the go at once I think.
I seem to remember the main problem is the width of the engine. Kits like caterhams/westfields are very small indeed compared to real fullsize cars and their engine bays quite narrow.
A friend of mine is re-building a cossie turbo westfield and the pipework and intercooler are major problems.
Marc
I am not sure if he's managed it - he has a dozen projects on the go at once I think.
I seem to remember the main problem is the width of the engine. Kits like caterhams/westfields are very small indeed compared to real fullsize cars and their engine bays quite narrow.
A friend of mine is re-building a cossie turbo westfield and the pipework and intercooler are major problems.
Marc
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