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What do you think of this Idea

Discussion in 'United Kingdom' started by andrewg, Mar 13, 2004.

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  1. andrewg

    andrewg F1 Rookie
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    Ok.

    just got off the phone with a Dealer I know, even though he's not into Ferraris he's been offered a very rough (at least bodily) 400gti manual for very little money, I was thinking of parting it out for spares (have learnt that 400 body spare parts are just to rare and expensive to justify a re-build at thier current value)
    or
    Stripping the body off and putting a Daytona Spider kit body on over the top, somebody did this a few years ago but I cant find the article.

    Any ideas / thoughts would be welcome
     
  2. Robertb

    Robertb Formula 3

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    Surely one of the Jag-based replica bodies would fit with a little encouragment and adaptation?

    EVO magazine did an article on Ferrari replicas (inc Jag XJ12 based Daytona spyder) a few months back- I'll look it up if you're interested.

    Autokraft did the Spyder conversions of the coupe, but I don't suppose that's much help.

    Anyway, sounds like a fun project to me...
     
  3. andrewg

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    Robert

    The Evo article would be a great help, at least if I can put a replica body on it its 1 more car spared from the breakers (or e-bay bit by bit!)
     
  4. Robertb

    Robertb Formula 3

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    Andrew,

    From EVO Feb '04...

    "Recognised as the best of the Daytona replicas, it was built by EG Autokraft, a company that turned original Daytona coupes into spiders but, when that market dried up, turned to building replicas"

    The article was by Martin Buckley.

    I also found this on the Web, who are also quoted in the article:

    http://www.daytonareplicaclub.co.uk

    These guys I dare say could point you in the right direction.

    Good luck in your quest to save an Fcar from an sad end in bits on ebay!

    Robert.
     

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