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carcentric

posted on 23/8/03 at 03:52 PM Reply With Quote
Burlington Arrow - in or out

I won an eBay auction a few days ago for a set of Burlington Arrow plans and will be using a GT6 I already own as the donor (engine, trans and differential, suspension, etc. - the chassis will be used, too, but it will first be extended about a foot). 15" wire wheels from a TR3 and a set of "flying" wings from a kit car will complete the illusion of a '30s roadster.

From the point of view of this esteemed forum, if I don't spend more than GBP 250. will I be considered a Locost builder? Or just a low cost builder?

[Edited on 23/8/03 by carcentric]





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chrisg

posted on 23/8/03 at 05:17 PM Reply With Quote
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it's the spirit that counts!

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Chris





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carcentric

posted on 23/8/03 at 05:28 PM Reply With Quote
That's one vote FOR . . .

Chris - a question about yours

I read that you widened the body 4" - did you also widen the track and overall width correspondingly, or just use wings that are less wide to make up the 2" on each side?





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stephen_gusterson

posted on 23/8/03 at 06:21 PM Reply With Quote
my car being a morgan like, is essentially a 30s - 40s roadster too, and i have been on here 18 months. I recon I set the precidence for ya already!

then there is alanb's car.

neither is a seven or sadly low cost!!!


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chrisg

posted on 23/8/03 at 07:41 PM Reply With Quote
I built mine +4 inches overall, i.e. I added four inches to all the members that run across the car, used a cortina axle and a sierra rack, I made the rear arches to suit the wheels I'm using (Capri Lasers), there are some details on my website

Cheers

Chris





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pbura

posted on 23/8/03 at 08:04 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
From the point of view of this esteemed forum, if I don't spend more than GBP 250. will I be considered a Locost builder? Or just a low cost builder?


If you build your own sports car for less than GBP 250, it will be the first time ever!!!





Unless you count the legend of RC, that is, but many dismiss this as folklore

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carcentric

posted on 24/8/03 at 01:17 AM Reply With Quote
Technically, I won't spend a single GBP - some USD, of course, but no GBP!

BTW, my copy of "the book" finally arrived in today's mail - I can finally get some understanding about the stuff you're all taking for granted.

[Edited on 24/8/03 by carcentric]





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