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bob

posted on 7/12/14 at 02:54 PM Reply With Quote
No SVA/IVA ?

Is this true ?

AC Ace recreation no SVA IVA required!






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r1_pete

posted on 7/12/14 at 02:59 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by bob
Is this true ?

AC Ace recreation no SVA IVA required!


I was just going to start the same thread!!.... finding a Vitesse chassis wouldn't be easy but I do like the car...

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Slimy38

posted on 7/12/14 at 03:13 PM Reply With Quote
Sounds about right, a suspension change and a remount of the engine shouldn't need a test. It looks really nice, although I suspect there's still a fair bit of money needed to get it to a decent standard.
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snakebelly

posted on 7/12/14 at 04:31 PM Reply With Quote
yep similar to the Ribble Navigator I've just put the 3rd coat of paint on 10 minutes ago, its a frame and a body on an unmodified chassis so therefore no IVA. You used to have to have a DVLA inspection at the local office but since they closed them all its a paperwork only exercise to change the vehicle type on the V5

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perksy

posted on 7/12/14 at 07:38 PM Reply With Quote
I like that

Be interesting to know how much a nice standard of build would cost in the end though ?

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bob

posted on 7/12/14 at 08:09 PM Reply With Quote
Knowing the whereabouts of a Vitesse is what made me interested in this,although i can not see how coil overs and a plastic tub would make a Vitesse handle better ..... than a Vitesse.

It is interesting though






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cliftyhanger

posted on 7/12/14 at 10:27 PM Reply With Quote
Re chassis, it is identical to the herald chassis. And I can see no reason why it couldn't be built as a herald based car, and then swap the engine/box etc either before or after conversion.
OK, mk2 vitesse had rotoflex suspension, heralds didn't, but that can all be sorted easily enough (for some cash of course)

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alfas

posted on 8/12/14 at 11:41 AM Reply With Quote
similar approach as sammio or ribble cars are doing.

re-body on an existing, un-modified chassis.

the only downside..the original triumph (poor engineered) rear suspension

would be nice having a 5-linked live axle but i do not know any donor car which would fulfill such a wish.

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