Where to look for a trackday car
Discussion
Hello Guy,
The best thing to do IMHO is to trawl through the small adds here and similar and see if you can find a cost effective BMW M3 e36. There has never been a better time to buy and for a few extra quid you can fully equip the car ( roll cage, a half cage will be ample, bucket seat, harness etc. and you are away! ). The cars are extremely robust, easy to work on, parts are relatively inexpensive and letts face it, the M cars were almost made for this exact purpose.
The best thing to do IMHO is to trawl through the small adds here and similar and see if you can find a cost effective BMW M3 e36. There has never been a better time to buy and for a few extra quid you can fully equip the car ( roll cage, a half cage will be ample, bucket seat, harness etc. and you are away! ). The cars are extremely robust, easy to work on, parts are relatively inexpensive and letts face it, the M cars were almost made for this exact purpose.
Thanks for getting back. Just missed a car in the classifieds yesterday. I know that the Ultima is the best bet for the track but I want something that I can crash and walk away financially. Both cars would cost more in insurance than I could pick up a car such as Wayne suggested. The ultima has been known to do the odd runway run in the past!
bluesatin said:
I know that the Ultima is the best bet for the track but I want something that I can crash and walk away financially.
I would prefer not to crash in any car;and if I were in your position I would use the Ultima and spend the money you would have spent buying a 'disposable' car on good instruction.
Problem is that it does not have to be that gets it wrong and off goes the car. Old one make series car or a track modified old bm is good enough for me. Fun and not ultimate top speed!
For example a slight off and damage to rear clip would cost the price of some of these cars!
For example a slight off and damage to rear clip would cost the price of some of these cars!
Edited by bluesatin on Sunday 4th November 10:51
bluesatin said:
how much?
www.pistonheads.com/sales/284172.htmerr whys that not a click link?
ah ha this should be tho-
www.pistonheads.com/sales/284172.htm
Edited by iguana on Monday 5th November 16:14
agent006 said:
iguana said:
The gutterings out im afraid- just broken my ankle! the crutches wont get up the ladder 
O/T:
Has that put you out of action work-wise? Have a sport of transporting to be done in a couple of weeks and had you in mind....
So its not great obviously as cant drive the truck, but I do have a couple of options for getting stuff moved as a few guys do stuff for me on occasion & for a couple of clients that I just can't let down & wnat me personally im lucky that its my left leg so can drive my auto discovery & take a buddy along to load it up etc.
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wrong wheel drive & a tad cheap for Mr satins deep pocketed needs tho I feel.