Pictures of your Kit Car…

Pictures of your Kit Car…

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Hoonigan

2,138 posts

235 months

Wednesday 6th July 2022
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pingu393 said:
renmure said:
pingu393 said:
Hoonigan said:
Beautiful car, did it perform ok for you, I was nervous taking mine and I’ve had it years hehe

What an awesome weekend.

What are they based on?
Great video on that one here... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2liZfU2xxE
Thanks - a good watch.
I thought the presenter was a bit of a knob…

renmure

4,242 posts

224 months

Wednesday 6th July 2022
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Hoonigan said:
I thought the presenter was a bit of a knob…
They all are wink

GTRene

16,525 posts

224 months

Wednesday 6th July 2022
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pingu393 said:
renmure said:
pingu393 said:
Hoonigan said:
Beautiful car, did it perform ok for you, I was nervous taking mine and I’ve had it years hehe

What an awesome weekend.

What are they based on?
Great video on that one here... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2liZfU2xxE
Thanks - a good watch.
yep, a nice watch and sound, how are those gt40 over speed bumps or in those deep park garages when you go down a steep hill and then to the flat garage floor, I hear for example cayman gt4 have problems with some, those have a long nose and low (long after the front wheels) so thats not helping. So wondering how such GT40 rep does.

Hoonigan

2,138 posts

235 months

Thursday 7th July 2022
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renmure said:
Hoonigan said:
I thought the presenter was a bit of a knob…
They all are wink
Lol, do you cringe every time you see yours, I bloody do (when I see mine I mean)…

renmure

4,242 posts

224 months

Thursday 7th July 2022
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Hoonigan said:
renmure said:
Hoonigan said:
I thought the presenter was a bit of a knob…
They all are wink
Lol, do you cringe every time you see yours, I bloody do (when I see mine I mean)…
Haha, Harry was at my place from 9.30am till 5pm to end up with a 10 min video. You can imagine how many times “errrr” and “ummmmm” and “hmmmmm” had to be edited out!! smile and somewhere on the cutting room floor, in reply to the question, “do you have a favorite road?” Is me looking blankly for what seemed for ever and then shaking my head and sincerely saying “ummmmm, not really”. biggrin

petrolpat

326 posts

215 months

Thursday 7th July 2022
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GTRene said:
pingu393 said:
renmure said:
pingu393 said:
Hoonigan said:
Beautiful car, did it perform ok for you, I was nervous taking mine and I’ve had it years hehe

What an awesome weekend.

What are they based on?
Great video on that one here... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2liZfU2xxE
Thanks - a good watch.
yep, a nice watch and sound, how are those gt40 over speed bumps or in those deep park garages when you go down a steep hill and then to the flat garage floor, I hear for example cayman gt4 have problems with some, those have a long nose and low (long after the front wheels) so thats not helping. So wondering how such GT40 rep does.
Not good easy does it, most on British roads are OK . In France not so good in the small villages you have to take at an angle. Garages/getting fuel can be a pain too. My wheels are bigger than standard and suspension up a touch so my car is a GT42 this helps.

petrolpat

326 posts

215 months

Thursday 7th July 2022
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Hoonigan said:
petrolpat said:
Had for 3 months, went to Le Mans 24hr. What a trip.

Edited by petrolpat on Wednesday 6th July 09:00
Beautiful car, did it perform ok for you, I was nervous taking mine and I’ve had it years hehe

What an awesome weekend.



Edited by Hoonigan on Wednesday 6th July 18:11
Car was superb. I did have breakdown cover and carry a few tools and puncture repair kit and day time driving only.

dhutch

14,388 posts

197 months

Thursday 7th July 2022
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renmure said:
Great video on that one here... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2liZfU2xxE
Oh nice, enjoyed that. Not come across those videos before and just watched the 'boxter from the ashes' one as well.

The Surveyor

7,576 posts

237 months

Wednesday 13th July 2022
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petrolpat said:
Had for 3 months, went to Le Mans 24hr. What a trip.

Edited by petrolpat on Wednesday 6th July 09:00
It was great to chat as we waited for the homeward ferry, that GT40 is fabulous thumbup



D_G

1,829 posts

209 months

Wednesday 13th July 2022
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Mine just goes out and gets dirty in the winter......

petrolpat

326 posts

215 months

Monday 18th July 2022
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The Surveyor said:
petrolpat said:
Had for 3 months, went to Le Mans 24hr. What a trip.

Edited by petrolpat on Wednesday 6th July 09:00
It was great to chat as we waited for the homeward ferry, that GT40 is fabulous thumbup


Lovely pic and yes always good to talk car stuff. Been to the 24hr many times, so for a change have provisionally booked for the Classic next year.


Edited by petrolpat on Monday 18th July 06:21

CraigJ

598 posts

205 months

Tuesday 19th July 2022
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My Westfield sew 305bhp

pingu393

7,784 posts

205 months

Tuesday 19th July 2022
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CraigJ said:


My Westfield sew 305bhp
I'm trying to make sense of it. Do you mean "My Westfield saw 305bhp"?

Looks fun. I don't think I could live with one, but I'd love to experience one on a track day.

Equus

16,875 posts

101 months

Sunday 24th July 2022
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pingu393 said:
I'm trying to make sense of it. Do you mean "My Westfield saw 305bhp"?
Westfields came as live axle (model reference SE) and independent rear suspension (model reference SEi)

They also came as narrow body and wide body versions (though later cars standardised on the wide body). The wide body cars were originally identified by the model references SEW and SEiW, for the live axle and IRS versions respectively.

The lack of capitalisation is wrong, but I'd read CraigJ's post as indicating that his car is a Westfield SE wide body, with a 305bhp engine.

daytonavrs

781 posts

84 months

Thursday 28th July 2022
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This is mine, behind the load lugger....A fisher fury R1.

Haven't even got to try it yet.....parked up nicely in the garage, but my MG is in the way and I have to sort a bloody HGF before I can move that biggrin Although I got the parts on order to finish that at least


Equus

16,875 posts

101 months

Thursday 28th July 2022
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daytonavrs said:
This is mine, behind the load lugger....A fisher fury R1.

Haven't even got to try it yet.....parked up nicely in the garage, but my MG is in the way and I have to sort a bloody HGF before I can move that biggrin Although I got the parts on order to finish that at least

Rob Collingridge's old car?

daytonavrs

781 posts

84 months

Thursday 28th July 2022
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Aye smile

choogh

191 posts

222 months

Monday 23rd January 2023
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My Pembleton Brooklands, still in build.. Hope MSVA early spring.


Ambleton

6,656 posts

192 months

Tuesday 24th January 2023
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Looking good Carlo!

More pictures please!

TomcatT4

52 posts

166 months

Tuesday 24th January 2023
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After 5 years, I took my Kozmo to a detailing specialist...





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Edited by TomcatT4 on Tuesday 24th January 12:13