Dutton Kit Cars and their owners
The Beast of Blackrod
Awful picture but you get the idea.
Never measured the 0-60 but its been over 80 on those tyres.. just takes a while to wind it up. On road tyres i've had 87 on the GPS speedo. Well word 2 litre pinto and type 9 box, not sure on the diff but pretty sure its a 4.44 or 4.41.
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Comment by Adrian Southgate on April 6, 2016 at 12:24
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15x8 et0, 4 inch backspace is about the limit, I seem to have damaged one when the front leg bent :( don't know if it will be usable.
I have some 14's with road tyres to go on when I finish sorting the polisher out...
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Comment by Brian (up north) Morris on April 6, 2016 at 10:53
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i like them wheels
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Comment by Steve Kerswell on December 26, 2015 at 15:39
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Ah, a chameleon, or is it a comedian :-)))
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With a handbag??
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One day they will be cult ( think that's how you spell it:-) )classics. The more that die the more collectible they will become, one day Rodney we'll be millionaires :-))))))
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I'd just be using the bodywork to skin over something else, nothing is too much work if its got to fit a design.
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Nope, Too much damage, too far away and too much money. If someone's after the V5 then they're foolish to try and put it on anything other that the quite distinctive and now well publicised grey Sierra.
I'm tempted to go get the wreck in merseyside and make it into a box trailer though.
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James started it !! :-))
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