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GTRene said:
deadslow said:
look at the (in picture ) left blinker-thing its not as the right side (picture right) straight.
same on the rear, look at the left part (in picture) of the bumper/light compared to the other side, its not straight.
Mintbird said:
Looks fantastic Mintbird. If ever in the UK I'd love to see this. I am in Norway from time to time too. Those smooth roads through the Fjords are some of the most beautiful scenery I've seen on plant earth during Norwegian Summers. Been up there during winters staying at a mates log cabin too. Like an opening James Bond movie ski scene. Fabulous 
Desert Dragon said:
I noticed this too. I'm surprised Hairpin Co took this SC on. I'd rather have an SC and the power claims are shall we say very optimistic. The asking price will no doubt be as optimistic as the power claims.
It's a really w
ky wordy OTT description too, that then fails to state a price.darreni said:
Desert Dragon said:
I noticed this too. I'm surprised Hairpin Co took this SC on. I'd rather have an SC and the power claims are shall we say very optimistic. The asking price will no doubt be as optimistic as the power claims.
It's a really wky wordy OTT description too, that then fails to state a price.Desert Dragon said:
Mintbird said:
Looks fantastic Mintbird. If ever in the UK I'd love to see this. I am in Norway from time to time too. Those smooth roads through the Fjords are some of the most beautiful scenery I've seen on plant earth during Norwegian Summers. Been up there during winters staying at a mates log cabin too. Like an opening James Bond movie ski scene. Fabulous Desert Dragon said:
darreni said:
Desert Dragon said:
I noticed this too. I'm surprised Hairpin Co took this SC on. I'd rather have an SC and the power claims are shall we say very optimistic. The asking price will no doubt be as optimistic as the power claims.
It's a really wky wordy OTT description too, that then fails to state a price.
ok, its a EV Porsche 911, but still uses a manual (more like switch? without clutch?)and looks like a 'reasonable' build, 320hp converted it says, and 3.8 sec to 60mph not bad.
wonder what it weighs with the front and rear packed, also how it drives :-)
I was once in such early Lotus Elise EV built with manual, was a lovely experience, I was the passenger, but it felt good and fast and ow, we could give it full beans and people did not really react as they normally do with louder cars going at such speed lol, that was funny difference there on those roads.
anyways, more pictures here, yes some things could be a bit better hide, but small things you can do yourself, I think, not bad if you look for something like that.
https://www.fairmontsportsandclassics.com/vehicle-...
wonder what it weighs with the front and rear packed, also how it drives :-)
I was once in such early Lotus Elise EV built with manual, was a lovely experience, I was the passenger, but it felt good and fast and ow, we could give it full beans and people did not really react as they normally do with louder cars going at such speed lol, that was funny difference there on those roads.
anyways, more pictures here, yes some things could be a bit better hide, but small things you can do yourself, I think, not bad if you look for something like that.
https://www.fairmontsportsandclassics.com/vehicle-...
GTRene said:
ok, its a EV Porsche 911, but still uses a manual (more like switch? without clutch?)and looks like a 'reasonable' build, 320hp converted it says, and 3.8 sec to 60mph not bad.
wonder what it weighs with the front and rear packed, also how it drives :-)
I was once in such early Lotus Elise EV built with manual, was a lovely experience, I was the passenger, but it felt good and fast and ow, we could give it full beans and people did not really react as they normally do with louder cars going at such speed lol, that was funny difference there on those roads.
anyways, more pictures here, yes some things could be a bit better hide, but small things you can do yourself, I think, not bad if you look for something like that.
https://www.fairmontsportsandclassics.com/vehicle-...
Up close the quality of the fixtures and fittings and upholstery look so poor...for £150K!?!wonder what it weighs with the front and rear packed, also how it drives :-)
I was once in such early Lotus Elise EV built with manual, was a lovely experience, I was the passenger, but it felt good and fast and ow, we could give it full beans and people did not really react as they normally do with louder cars going at such speed lol, that was funny difference there on those roads.
anyways, more pictures here, yes some things could be a bit better hide, but small things you can do yourself, I think, not bad if you look for something like that.
https://www.fairmontsportsandclassics.com/vehicle-...
darreni said:
Looks lovely, but why would you go electric? If you want electric there are plenty of well proven cars to chose from.
That headrest though…
I really dont understand them and why on earth anyone would pay £160k for one !!That headrest though…
I have a Taycan turbo and until recently had a restomod (petrol) both have their places in my view as opposed to one very comprimised one.
The main gripe I have with most restomods is people spend a fortune on the outside and the interiors are always very very cheaply.
Phib
Edited by phib on Thursday 15th December 14:18
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