Anyone know the sort of power this put s out?/0-60 etc.
http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/sales/109124.htm
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looks like a lot of car for the money
That is indeed alot of car for the money. If only I had the space.
- Jim
A mate had a V8 Stylus (very similar) and it drove beautifully, pulled in almost any gear....
I would say that was VERY cheap, I'd buy interested if I wasn't already building one 
"Number plate from original donor vehicle (not a Q reg) "
Do you think he means its the same year plate ie X Reg? or the same registration number?
Were things done differently in this respect in '99 ?
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Originally posted by scottc
"Number plate from original donor vehicle (not a Q reg) "
Do you think he means its the same year plate ie X Reg? or the same registration number?
Were things done differently in this respect in '99 ?
It's the torque that will impress you, more than the bhp, it will produce plenty enough for a car like that, and sound fantastic.
They'll have their own forum, have a hunt on Google.
Used to be in Kent, moved now I think.....
Their website says there's still an office in Kent.
Funny thing is the owner has it on PHeads for £5250, Fisher have it up for £6995! - now let me think, who should I contact...............
But why is it the cars I like are always about 180 miles away!
As far as I know Fisher in Kent is no more. The original Fisher Sportscars was in Marden - I went there a few times for K-Series bits as quite a few Furys have that engine - but it was taken over last year by the Kit Car Workshop in Northamptonshire.
Nice cars. Drove one around Ireland for a week. Of course it all depends upon the setup.... My one was seriously close to the floor, supersticky tyres
and a breathed upon 1.7 Xflow.
Certainly the Fury chassis / tub is very light. Even a modest V8 is going to give it the required beans!
Not so sure on the colour!!! Perhaps Fisher are selling it after the respray
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Originally posted by BenB
Not so sure on the colour!!! Perhaps Fisher are selling it after the respray
Fisher Sportscars / KCW link here
Sylva Forum link here
The Sylva Sportscar Register also has a website but it is down at the moment.
- Jim
Fisher are currently in Rushden, under the name of or brought by The Kit Car Workshop. A mate of mine works there, so can get any details/questions/answers you might need.
It looks a nice example from the photos but I bet it will need some work doing to get it roadworthy.
Cars don't like to stand idle and these few miles in 7 years would worry be a bit.
Can't fault the price though.
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Originally posted by TangoMan
It looks a nice example from the photos but I bet it will need some work doing to get it roadworthy.
Cars don't like to stand idle and these few miles in 7 years would worry be a bit.
Can't fault the price though.