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Kudos on a great build! I would love to see some more pictures of the twin engine layout out of curiousit! You bein of the engineering type would prolly love to show it off anyways! Must get video of that sound you speak of too!
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Hi, I´m going a buy a ferrari crashed, so I want to use the engine to build an exact replica of mclaren f1 2008, can you build me?, i think you can do the mechanical work and I do the exterior fiber work in a tuning workshop, how much it cost?thanks 
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Zach O'Hare |
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hey russ i think what you're doing is awesome, i was really considering building one from scratch, but you have a good kit. how hard would it be to put a suzuki gsx-r 600 motor in? its the only motor i can find that sounds VERY formula one ish. also, how light is the car, minus engine, tranny etc?
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Stuart Croft |
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Hi Russ, I was looking at your site last year and i'm also looking forward to your published kit prices and could do with a list of what comes with the kit and what i would need to finish it. I would prefer to buy all the components which are not with the kit from a scrapyard and clean, paint and overhaul them, rather than buy a full doner and scrap it myself. I would probably be most interested in the bike engined version, as it would sound more like the real deal. 
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Jarvo |
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Hey Russ,
Whats the state of play with the kit, noticed there aint been many posts since last year, waiting to see your updated price list,
cheers m8
Jarvo
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Russ Bost |
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To answer a couple of questions. Sorry, but the offer has now finished, however a complete chassis kit requiring just a MR2 Mk1 donor & a Fiat Cinquecento or Seicento rack & lower column to complete a rolling chassis is still only £3250, that's hardly expensive is it? 
With regard to the Suzuki 750, I believe they make around 120 Bhp, so can't see a problem, would cost around an extra £50 to modify/replace the engine cradle. Go for it!! 
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21:54
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Dean |
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Hi russ
What would be the approx cost for a chassis that could take a GSXR 750 lump?
Ive been thinking of putting a bike engine in a f1 replica for years but never had the time or finances to achieve it..I know its only a 750 but hey it was given to me so i cant complain. i take my hat off to you sir! well done.
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23:34
14.07.2007 |
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mike |
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Have you sold the first 5 at a reduced price yet ??. Car looks great but the body price seems quite high at £2500. I am also most worried by the "all my love" comment earlier in this thread.
Mail me to loet me know if I can still buy at a discount. I have a bonus next month and a perfect place to he the chassis from the missus.
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12:10
06.07.2007 |
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Andy |
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Hello,
Looks like the new fibreglass will really finish the car off. I am interested in the use of the mr2 diff on the bike powered ones too. If a mr2 powered one was built, would it be possible to convert it easily to bike power at a later date?
Have you thought of using a tilting rear seat and boltable rear roll bar? If I built one it would be used by me alone for pretty much 90% of the time, but I would still want to give others the experiance once in a while! It would also allow a more realistic rear profile.
Just a thought!
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Monday
19:18
09.04.2007 |
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bitten hero- gary |
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Hi russ,
Great to see my chassis on here in pics but not sure that my bald spot showing on my head was a good thing!!!!!!
The new panels look really good. cheers for now gary.
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