Caterham self build... wasting my time?
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I am playing with the idea of building a Caterham. I do like machines and I am handy with the spanners... I would love to build one.
Now the question is... is it selfish towards my family baby and wife? Will I use the car to warrant the cost? How many of you track a Caterham? (This would be what I would want to do). I know lots of answers depend on the personal circumstances but for all of you with a Caterham... any regrets? Do you track it often? What's the feeling after a few years of ownership? Still with the energy or time to get up on a Sunday and drive it? Any advice... with hindsight?
Many thanks far your replies
C
Now the question is... is it selfish towards my family baby and wife? Will I use the car to warrant the cost? How many of you track a Caterham? (This would be what I would want to do). I know lots of answers depend on the personal circumstances but for all of you with a Caterham... any regrets? Do you track it often? What's the feeling after a few years of ownership? Still with the energy or time to get up on a Sunday and drive it? Any advice... with hindsight?
Many thanks far your replies
C
Yes it would be a toy I have a more sensible everyday car. Absolutely plan to keep it for quite a few years so maybe will make sense financially instead of say a new 911. I did many years of go karting so prefer light and nimble and open wheel. On the roads it can be dangerous or I can loose my licence so no point going mega on a crazy fast car and I am not a poser so no point on a crazy car I gess
I will indeed come here for suggestions in ticking boxes but I have a feel most of the R pack will be ticked. I don't need it to be too comfortable just efficient. As said use will be probably 50/50 track/road, at least that's what I think I will do. Safer to speed on track, no plans to part with my driving licence for the moment.
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