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scootz

posted on 6/1/15 at 01:08 PM Reply With Quote
FS - Sylva Striker Project

Think I'm cursed with the sale of this one as it's been 'sold' twice, but neither deal was completed.

Will give it a whirl on here...

Live Axle Sylva Striker Rolling Chassis

Sylva tag identifies it as a 1999 kit.

No V5. Not Road Legal. Previous owner had used it as a track-day toy.

Car is straight with no structural damage. Has usual scratches, scrapes, drill-holes, dings, and chips on the bodywork / aluminium panels / chassis rails, and a couple of small tears on non-visible when fitted parts of the upholstery. Nothing too ugly though, and pretty much what you would expect from a 14 year old track-day car.

Tyes have barely been scrubbed in and have loads of tread left. Wheels are in good nick.

All mechanical parts that form part of the sale were working fine when last used. Been stored for a while, so i cannot guarantee they are still functioning.

The bulk of the wiring harness is still present, but will likely need renewed in parts.

The final 2 photos show the car with a cut down windscreen frame. This was to be used for making a flyscreen (not finished).

Comprises:
Chassis
Front Wishbones / Rockers / Bushes
Front Uprights
Front Hubs
Front M16 Calipers / Pads
Front Discs
Steering Rack / Rod Ends
Steering Column
Steering Wheel
Pedals
Master Cylinder
Handbrake
Speedo, Rpm, Oil Pressure, Water Temp Gauges
Some Switchgear
Squab Seats And Headrests
Fuel Tank With Filler & Cap
Carb Fuel Pump
Standard Ford Type 9 Gearbox
Gearstick
Propshaft
English Live Axle
Rear Drums
Rear Arms / Panhard Rod / Bushes
Spax Coilovers All Round
Rear Position / Brake / Indicator / Number Plate / Fog Lights
New 4" Black Dominator Front Lights (not pictured)
New boot cover / press-stud kit (not pictured)
15" X 7" Alloys
Toyo T1-S 195 / 50 Tyres
Nosecone
Bonnet
Dash Panel
Single Rear Tub-Section
Cycle Wings and Stays
Fuel Lines
Brake Lines
Oil Catch Tank
Coolant Tank
Mounts For A Pinto Engine
Stainless 60mm Inlet ID Exhaust Silencer (not pictured)
Pair of Horns (not pictured)
Radiator (not Pictured)


It does not have:
Engine
Ecu
Exhaust Manifold
Screen
Seatbelts
Front Indicators
Bellhousing
Wipers
Washer


Will make a very nice car with a little bit of effort! Collection from East Lothian please. Must go, so first reasonable offer gets it...















[Edited on 7/1/15 by scootz]

[Edited on 7/1/15 by scootz]





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welderman

posted on 6/1/15 at 02:36 PM Reply With Quote
I must resist, good luck with the sale





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scootz

posted on 6/1/15 at 02:40 PM Reply With Quote
Special discount for Charles Bronson lookalikes today!





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sdh2903

posted on 6/1/15 at 03:02 PM Reply With Quote
Ooh tempting but I don't look like Charles bronson

In all seriousness at 6 ft 4 I just don't think I would fit......

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welderman

posted on 6/1/15 at 03:50 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by scootz
Special discount for Charles Bronson lookalikes today!


haha, just been offered a brand new crated 2.0 zetec engine too !

Bronson lookalike
Bronson lookalike


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scootz

posted on 6/1/15 at 03:51 PM Reply With Quote
I'm 6' and fit with room to spare. Not sure about 6'4" though. Perhaps other members can advise....





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steve m

posted on 6/1/15 at 05:47 PM Reply With Quote
Pekwah1 (Andy) is 6'5" and has a stryker, he seems to fit in that, although in my locost he was really too tall

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matty78

posted on 6/1/15 at 06:56 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by sdh2903
Ooh tempting but I don't look like Charles bronson

In all seriousness at 6 ft 4 I just don't think I would fit......


You'll fit just. I'm 6ft 4 and is okay. Just need smaller steering wheel and a added rollbar protection to the rear hoop and your good to go

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Norfolkluegojnr

posted on 7/1/15 at 02:51 PM Reply With Quote
yep, i'm 6'2" and had to move the seat FORWARD in mine :-)
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pekwah1

posted on 7/1/15 at 06:41 PM Reply With Quote
i'm actually just under 6'4" and 15 1/2 stone and fit fine in my striker.
I have a JK fibreglass seat against the rear bulkhead and is more than comfortable, so i think you have a good chance!
Wouldn't want to be much taller, but again it's a good fit for me.

Make sure you buy some nice small puma shoes for the pedals though!

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scootz

posted on 7/1/15 at 09:08 PM Reply With Quote
Would take a ETB Digidash, Wilwood Powerlites (inc Handbrake Powerlites), Sierra 7" LSD internals, or good A048r's / R888's in P/X.





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posted on 11/1/15 at 09:58 PM Reply With Quote
SOLD





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