Evening

Does anyone know of anywhere that has lots of pictures of completed MNR's. I've seen the ones on their web site. but would like to see more shots and from more angles.

Thanks

Have you checked out the links to peoples websites? There are some on there, as well as google images

google images is rubbish got about 5 or 6 different ones.

checked out you build diary, looks good. How do people find the time to build and put a diary on the web?

You can't search the photo archive on here...can you?

let me know what you want as I have 1 or 2 lying about of different MNR's.

there are some very good photos in total kit car - plus not too shabby writeup ( even get mention myself )

olny availbe at big WHSmiths and big tesco's

regards

agriv8

Here's one of mine. I wish i'd washed it first now.
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Here's mine (up for sale at the moment)
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i have a whole load on a disc will upload some tomorrow if my computer plays ball

cheers

marc

Thanks

I'm trying to find as many on here as I can in peoples photo archive.

Marc
As soon as I finish DIY projects ( wife has made this a condition of build!) I think I am going to make a trip up to your workshop. End of the summer I expect. I think I am now being swayed towards your Vortx. Do you still do the old style nose?

I put a couple of new pics in my archive. Orange with old nose and full race cage.

Road Warrior, You've got a full cage on. Just how hard/ how does the Glassfigre body go onto the chassis?

I have to put-off the project a while longer due to some house-building commitments (the bloody permits cost me a lot), since i'll be getting most of the money back, i'm thinking of getting a caged kit too.

hi clutch_kick

The bodywork is trimmed around the front support so once that is done the bodywork fit is the same as without the cage. I have just received a new chassis with the new style cage that comes in behind the scuttle so it is even easier.

These cages are exceptionally strong and well worth the extra cost, especially if your looking at track use.

oh great!!! no unfortunately the closest track to us is in Scicily a 3hr Catamaran trip, and a further 2hr drive, so i would only be doing some hillclimbing here with it.

The cage would come in very handy, especially since most people here drive like lunatics on the roads.

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Originally posted by road warrior
hi clutch_kick

The bodywork is trimmed around the front support so once that is done the bodywork fit is the same as without the cage. I have just received a new chassis with the new style cage that comes in behind the scuttle so it is even easier.

These cages are exceptionally strong and well worth the extra cost, especially if your looking at track use.

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heres my car
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and the v8 car
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The cars look great Marc, hope to be at Lyden, will pop in and say hello.

Steve.

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The cars look great Marc, hope to be at Lyden, will pop in and say hello.

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Me and my car at Oulton Park......

(now i got proof that it works!!!! )


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