hotshotbeans
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 posted on 4/3/06 at 09:59 AM |
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kak or kit
vote lets see what all the people think
Dear God smashed the mold once he cast me realizing he really had done it this time!
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smart51
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| posted on 4/3/06 at 11:41 AM |
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Most kits are supplied with a quality of fit that I would consider cack. The other part of fit and finish is down to the builder. You can make a
nice job of an avon just as much as you can botch even the nicest kit.
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tractorboy
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| posted on 5/3/06 at 02:09 AM |
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im more than happy with mine and i have personnaly never had a problem with the people at tiger . ok the body work leaves a bit to be desired but
overall im still happy. cheers scott
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ayoungman
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| posted on 6/3/06 at 09:05 AM |
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I am happy with mine too. I have always found Tiger people to be very helpful too. Richard at Plumpstead has always been very accomodating to my
questions. As above, you canmake a very good car out of an Avon if you are prepared to put effort in. They are definately not flat pack assembly and
do require a degree of personal intervention !
"just like that !"
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Fishface
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| posted on 6/3/06 at 01:54 PM |
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I'll support that. Pleased all round, product and service. It would help if they refined it a bit better but i think they are too busy creating
new models to revisit the old ones. Come on lets big up the avon and stand proud, (plus we should protect our investments!)
I wouldnt of managed to of done such a good job if it wasnt for the avon build websites such as pats. It made all the difference doing things right
first time and being aware of the pitfalls.
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