What I saw at Plasticmans workshop today

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[David Smith]

hes a clever chap but hope he has some much bigger wheels!

[Focused]

Hi Nicky. That looks interesting but I'm not sure about the paint job and those wheels could do with a bit of a polish Sagcan or Tuscris?

Say hi to Dave and Debs for me.



Why do I think of these two when Mr Hillis is mentioned?



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Edited by Focused on Saturday 21st March 01:15

[Jester7]

Focused said:

Hi Nicky. That looks interesting but I'm not sure about the paint job and those wheels could do with a bit of a polish Sagcan or Tuscris?

Say hi to Dave and Debs for me.



Why do I think of these two when Mr Hillis is mentioned?



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Edited by Focused on Saturday 21st March 01:15

[Tangoed]

Not so keen on that! Frankinstein and Herman Munster come to mind.

[BGB autosport]

Tuscaris? Has it had anything dont the the back? looks interesting

[Blown2CV]

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[loopylea]

Needs to be seen in the flesh. The lines are hard to appreciate until it is sprayed. Some say it's a Tamaris others a sagora :HEHE: All we know is that it's one of its kind and I think it will look the nuts whens its finished!

ChimJunkie (mascarading under other halfs username )

[shapeshifter]

It looks like the Frankenstein of cars, awful thing, change it back quickly and don't spend any more money on it.

[rykev]

Chimjunkie I think you are referring to an as yet unpublished project when you refer to the TAMARIS the above pics are a tuscan with a sag front not a revised tam

[Blown2CV]

rykev said:

Chimjunkie I think you are referring to an as yet unpublished project when you refer to the TAMARIS the above pics are a tuscan with a sag front not a revised tam

It's an interesting idea... although I do think the sleek lines of the Tusc really are at odds with the aggressive posture and design features of the Sag. Does this chap have money burning a hole in his pocket then? Maybe he would like to pay my mortgage off instead?!

Actually is it a home workshop or a company featured above?

[Don1]

I will with-hold judgement until I have seen the finished thing.... but it does have the potential to be very special.

As my son said yesterday - the only bad thing about the Sag is that you can't take the roof off...

[Chimjunkie]

rykev said:

Chimjunkie I think you are referring to an as yet unpublished project when you refer to the TAMARIS the above pics are a tuscan with a sag front not a revised tam

Indeed!! Cant keep up with that mans projects.

The Convertible sagaris/tamora must be at the paint shop by now then. This project has been mentioned by Dave over on the Tamora/sagaris section of the forum. Cant wait to see that!

[rykev]

Yes the Tamaris has gone to paint,no piccies until complete but it is looking good.
Kev

[dinkel]

BGB autosport said:

Looks interesting

It does indeed, can't wait to see the final.

[Hoover.]

I think his creations get better with each project he undertakes....

whilst not everyones tastes ...... good for the enviroment recycling old cars

[plasticman]

Here is a picture of it sitting a bit lower . It is not quite finished yet but it is basically complete sagaris frontend and backend , sagaris length and width . The only real external difference will be the omission of the bulge in the roof and a removable targa panel . Tricky to see how you could not like it if you like the sag but then it will be easier to see when it has been painted.

[TvrJohn]

Looks great too me, will be fantastic once painted
Well done Dave

[dinkel]

The later series Sagaris cars lack the bulge don't they?

Lovely, well done. What colour are you considering?

[Don1]

Are you also going to open up the vents etc?