Sounds like a great project.
I'm sure it will be a top class result as well, considering the people behind it all.
Ed and Nick,you might like it so much,you could launch a publishing enterprise aka
Created by Trophy Productions ๐
Slightly different take on a hot Clio this one
https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/2010-renaultsport-clio-200-6
Wonder what its like to drive, would be quite the firecracker I'd imagine.
I know there are various machines out there to work on and setup suspension components.
I can just see you Nick trying to get something similar to set the exhaust,just to that perfect angle.
The goldilocks zone for exhaust tips ๐๐
That sounds like it will be a great event though,hopefully you...
That '65 Mini doesn't seem to be on their site when you click on that link for some
reason Nick, I must be doing something wrong?
Whoever bought that 2005 Cooper S, spent a sh!t load of money on it and then only
drove it less than 7k miles, obviously had money to burn.
Bonkers way to spend...
Looks like someone got a really good car for a good price.
Congrats on the sale clearglass and best of luck to its new custodian.
I'm sure you would have liked to get a bit more for it though.
Thanks for digging that out Ed, you obviously have all your old material and
pictures exceptionally well organised, very much unlike myself!! :rolleyes: ๐
It looks right at home in that landscape and on some of the best roads
in that part of the country.
Small, light, chuckable and nimble...
I know this is not the place for this discussion,but you'd have to ask if manufacturers are going down the correct road at all.
When you look at the ever increasing,size,weight and power of modern cars, that just cant be used for anything more than a few seconds/minutes at a time,on public...
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Considering the love for motorsport over in that part of the world,I'd say you weren't the only one to add a few more gaps in the hedges,free of charge for the local farmers Ed ๐
Ah loved watching that Ed :cool: ๐
That Clio wasn't standard and he wasn't exactly pulling away from the Mini.
I never fully realised how much the rear coming around, would play a part
in how it went around a bend.
Even watching the likes of the Fiesta ST getting a bit of a lean on...
Looks like a lovely example, I would love to try one at some stage.
At least you should be fairly confident, this one won't have too many
rust issues to worry about.
Good article Craig.
Its never easy when you keep getting bills coming at you and the feeling
that you might just finally have everything all sorted...and then something else
goes wrong, making funny noises or breaks.
There is no real getting away from it unfortunately, especially when said...
Some very good points there by everyone.
I think the obsession with mileage has been very much made worse and
made out to be something that is one of the most important ways to judge
if a car is good enough and how if it dares to cross over the 100k mile mark,
it basically becomes unsellable...
While this is a big generalisation, I would hazard a guess that your car has caused
less problems and issues, compared to one with far less mileage and one that is
kept locked up,most of the time.
From what I've seen of the Ford brand and the go faster ones Nick,the prices for either new or older models operate in their own Ford fanatics universe.
It just doesn't make much sense unless you bleed blue blood ๐๐
Very well done on the sale, but a lovely car like that was never going to
hang around too long.
Hope the new owner enjoys it over the summer.
Isn't that a 135R?
Does that run the K- Series or the Toyota engine?
By all accounts, they are supposed to be one of the very best of the Elise breed...
Julian just posted that the car actually sold a few weeks ago,while he was waiting for the group admins to give him the go ahead to post.
Seems like a pretty long time to leave someone waiting and pending...
I'm sure it went to a good home,lovely looking example and the cars history and owners...