Well, I built it, IVA'd it, drove it (a little) and now sold it

I managed 480 miles in my Robin Hood before a nice chap came to take it away on a trailer yesterday afternoon. He rang this morning to thank me again and say how pleased he is with it, so that's nice.

I arrived at Stoneleigh at 9:45 on Sunday and could have sold it by 10:00 but I held on for a bit more money and got (very nearly) what I wanted for it. I had nice comments all day and one guy even mistook it for a zero! The look on his face when he realised it was kicking on for a 17 year old kit was priceless!

I've still got the asbo <<< so all is not lost, but there's nothing like one you made yourself, as you will all know.

Thanks to all for suggestions and help over the years!, and for now, here's a load of pics of it!





















Coolest first reg date ever?

How could you sell it having spent 17 years building it??? (even though it was a RH)

Just goes to show that no matter what kit it is, if you have the right person building it, that you can end up with a superb end product. I'm not the biggest RH fan but that is simply stunning, excellent finish and very well thought out with the fuse box etc.

Bet it was hard watching it be towed away

Can I ask what the material is that you have trimmed the interior in?

Thanks,

The interior is alcantara type material off ebay, I can't see it on there t the moment, but it wasn't expensive. The sides etc are ebay acoustic carpet.

Lovely car, can I ask, did you need to move the oil filler neck for clearance or was a preference!

Thanks

Aaron

S'ok I suppose.

...there's lots of fags and tea gone into that - Amazing job!

Unbelievable bargain for the buyer.

Plenty of room on the dash for him to screw this to.......

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Originally posted by Litemoth
S'ok I suppose.

...there's lots of fags and tea gone into that - Amazing job!

Unbelievable bargain for the buyer.

Plenty of room on the dash for him to screw this to.......

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