The Best-looking Kit-Car from Britain...?
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The Best-looking Kit-Car from Britain...?
NB: I'm asking about only those cars that were actully 'designed' by uk kitcar makers - but not those that are mere replica's, as like the many knock-offs thats are assembled with all the originality of man with no imagination but a cheap-rent garage an time on his hands.
so me say...
1. phantom sportscar
2. gardner-douglas estate
3. mn racing tytan
so wot say U?
[all better looking then any krout volume car me reckons]
ps- if the 'Nova Drophead' counts i'd swap that into 1st place
pps - an wasnt there a uk co making this again called Aerotech?
>> Edited by vlc on Thursday 18th May 00:18
NB: I'm asking about only those cars that were actully 'designed' by uk kitcar makers - but not those that are mere replica's, as like the many knock-offs thats are assembled with all the originality of man with no imagination but a cheap-rent garage an time on his hands.
so me say...
1. phantom sportscar
2. gardner-douglas estate
3. mn racing tytan
so wot say U?
[all better looking then any krout volume car me reckons]
ps- if the 'Nova Drophead' counts i'd swap that into 1st place
pps - an wasnt there a uk co making this again called Aerotech?
>> Edited by vlc on Thursday 18th May 00:18
It has to be the ULTIMA, no question. No doubt some of you would doubt it's kit car status though.
At the more reasonably priced end of the market the GTM Libra is not without it's charms.
And the best of luck to the TONIQ-R, possibly not the best looking LSIS but refreshing nonetheless.
At the more reasonably priced end of the market the GTM Libra is not without it's charms.
And the best of luck to the TONIQ-R, possibly not the best looking LSIS but refreshing nonetheless.
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. Have to agree with you though James 


Nice car as well