STEvieXE
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Registered: 21st Jan 03
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i love this car, just wish someone would finish it. get rid of the 22 inch wheels and some of the totally crazy shit and keep mad (different conversion) and nuts bodywork. class
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jr
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c36get conversion was better IMO
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Ben ev
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quote: Originally posted by jr
c36get conversion was better IMO
agreed. put the seating arangement back to standed and would certainly turn some heads if thats what your into. how much are a set of 22" wheels and tyres worth?
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Colin
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Someone send a message saying most srappies give £50 a ton for scrap vehicles...................so might be able to get a fiver for that fibre glass mess!!
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Dom
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quote: Originally posted by jr
c36get conversion was better IMO
isn't that the engine used in the Lotus Carlton? would there be many C36GET engines about?
[Edited on 18-06-2007 by Dom]
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TomWilly
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quote: Originally posted by Dom
quote: Originally posted by jr
c36get conversion was better IMO
isn't that the engine used in the Lotus Carlton? would there be many C36GET engines about?
[Edited on 18-06-2007 by Dom]
yep
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jr
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[Edited on 18-06-2007 by jr]
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TomWilly
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PHHWOOOAAARRR
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Dom
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Lotus Cartlon the only car to have the engine? Just that i doubt there would be many in a scrappy? 
And anyways, i thought someone off CS managed to fit one in a corsa?
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Ian
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Registered: 28th Aug 99
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One problem with that car - the steering.
Engine is too long and low to fit a rack in the standard position.
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Twiggy
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what the hell were they on when that was thought of!
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Ben ev
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brakes could be worth a few pennys! if you got this for about £500 i reckon youd see a tidy return
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C00RSA
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I thought ultimate velocity was a pretty able company, do you think was just too much for them?
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Ian
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It would appear so.
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STEvieXE
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i dont reckon it was, i think they just lost all interest in it and were thinkin of the negative feedback they got about it for all those years and finally thought of the money it was gonna cost to finish (an hour they spend on it is losing 20 odd quid or wotever they charge that they could have been working on a customers cars) and just thought fuck it, lets get rid..
plus to be honest there were some major design flaws with the ideas, like the rwd plus central driving position etc etc etc dont think alot of it was gonna happen
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Sam
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Registered: 24th Dec 99
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quote: Originally posted by jr

[Edited on 18-06-2007 by jr]
Memories!
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ed
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Registered: 10th Sep 03
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It's only a car, just metal and plastic. Anything is possible and if they would have accepted my offer then I would have finished it off. I would love to make a roofless pick-up with it, perfectly plausable idea too.... Would be sweet
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