F430 Scuderia replica... Oh dear :(
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Based on a Ford Cougar?!?! 
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2012...




http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2012...
Ad Says said:
HANDLES GREAT DUE TO ITS SUSPENSUION UPGRADES



"YOU CAN LEAVE IT ANY WHERE IN CONFIDENCE KNOWING ITS A CROWD PULLER AND NOT BE EMBARRASED WHEN PEOPLE GO CLOSE UP"
Funny that, it's exactly the opposite of what will happen
"EVEN MOTOR TRADERS HAVE BEEN FOOLED".......what like the one selling it?
Don't usually give these out willy-nilly, but here...



Funny that, it's exactly the opposite of what will happen
"EVEN MOTOR TRADERS HAVE BEEN FOOLED".......what like the one selling it?
Don't usually give these out willy-nilly, but here...



fatboy69 said:
Far better than some of the crappy MR2 based replica's that get advertised. I know the manual change is wrong, the engine is too high etc etc however its a reasonable effort.
I dunno. At least the mid-engined RWD layout means there should be some vague, tenuous link between the handling characteristics of an F430 and an MR2.Before anyone says anything I cannot stress strongly enough that's a relative comment compared to the Cougar, I'm not suggesting the two are indistinguishable!

For me, replicas should:
- Look identical to the original
- Drive the same set (and number) of wheels
- Have around the same power and weight
- Preferably share the same suspension layout - live axle on older cars for example
- Have the same number of cylinders in the engine
- Locate the engine in the same place
- Still be cheaper than the original by a large enough margin to explain why you don't simply save up for another couple of years for the real thing
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It's based on a COUGER.
