Just wondering how many MK's, MAC1's, MNR's etc have been sold
I used to be members of other cars clubs and people would pride themselves on the build number of their car. So how many and is it possible to have a
build number?
Well over 2000 MK's, probably getting on for 3000 i guess.
It'd be a good idea, because then you'd have a chassis number right from the start (assuming it'd be unique enough to be sure not to be replicated by someone else)
If theres 2/3000 MK's there must be soo many in total.
- From the start of time, the number of seven and seven replica must be stupidly high!!
bear in mind there will be a fair few wrapped around lamp posts , trees, folded up against tyre barriers etc. I must admit there are quite a few that
are out over the summer.
Caber
2-3 thousand MKs kits sold.....at what about £1K average say.... so that's 2 and a half million great British pounds... you're having a
laugh aren't you
[Edited on 27/6/08 by D Beddows]
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Originally posted by D Beddows
2-3 thousand MKs kits sold..... you're having a laugh aren't you Have a think about it...if they had sold that many at the price they do they would be retired and living it up in the Bahamas not p*ssing about with bits of metal and customers for a living like they do
Mine is Indy-R number 7. I think
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Originally posted by D Beddows
2-3 thousand MKs kits sold.....at what about £1K average say.... so that's 2 and a half million great British pounds... you're having a laugh aren't you
[Edited on 27/6/08 by D Beddows]
my MNR is number 40 bought 2006. if that helps
I think the number of MK's sold would be only around 1000 to 1500,MK have been operating around 10 years,during this time,they have built on average 2 kits a week,the odd week they may do 3 kits if they are very busy,so that would put the total number some where between 1000 and 1500.
2 - 3000 MKs!!!!!! WOW. 1 a day over 10 years or they have been going 20 odd years at 3 a week.
If they have done that many 40 odd at a show is a bad turn out.
I dont think most manufacturers will have clear records. The industry doesnt seem to be that focussed on lot control.