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Hi all long time no speak... how are we all :lol:
does anyone know where i can source a fiberglass shell from, bit like a remote control car shell but a bit bigger :P
I like the look of the racing meg but that will be £££ its a slim chance i know but worth asking ;)
MAXI BOY has found a company that sells fiberglass panels mate, i bet that with a bit of graft u could have a fun size body!
but - i know mardave do a clio shell in plastic ?
white16valver
28-11-2007, 13:40
but - i know mardave do a clio shell in plastic ?
that must be a) very light 8) but b) not very strong and c) very expensive! :shock:
Flan,
I have a contact up in Carlisle who makes kit-car shells, body kits...basically anything from GF.
He used to do contract work for Caterham, so he's no half-bit DIY!
Let me know if your intrested and I'll pass his number on.
Craig
but - i know mardave do a clio shell in plastic ?
that must be a) very light 8) but b) not very strong and c) very expensive! :shock:
no its d mate 1/12 scale heehee
pmsl Northy u nutter. i could just buy 12 and glue them all together :lol:
tbh its just a bit of fun for FOC and other track days, trying to get a shell to put on a certain "other" project to make it french :lol:
Flan
Once of a day.The "HOT~ROD" racers use to use these ~ just a Fi~glass "shell" on a space frame chassis and then powered by a Vauxhall red ~ top engine.
Other than that ~ I have no details :oops: :oops: ,but there must be some ex~cars about ~~ as they use newer model vehicles now.
Yer i know what you mean, i actually have a Tvr shell just like that but i want something french shaped, just for giggles really so don't wanna spend ££££ maybe i should rob someones clio and cover it in plaster to take a huge mould :lol:
hi mate.
buy a maxi kit doors boot bonnet and theres a carbon roof skin available with a mould made and just fit the bits in between.. 8)
there was a glass shelled hot rod clio for sale a while ago mate. think it was on racecars direct
as rod says,...was a redtopped spaceframe.
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