2.4E 'From Barn to Road'

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Post by Bertroex »

Congrats on the sale Barry!

Well done, she was worth it. In a fast, handsome and usable way obviously ;)

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same here knew it would go quick..
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Thanks folks: I have to say when I put it back in it's stealth garage yesterday I did feel a bit gloomy. Offset somewhat by the fact that the new owner and I got on well, and that we'll probably see plenty of the car in the future.

As for me? Well, I'll concentrate on the workshop for now, but over the next year or two keep an eye out for something suitable to tuck away in the barn if anything crops up at a super-dupa price (in no particular order):

3.2 / SC to backdate into a narrow body early car (and lightened).
3.2 / SC to turn into a 'Limey' '74 Carrera looky-likey.
RHD really, really, really rusty 2.4T,E,S

Or even:

914 to convert into RHD 914/6 or supercharged 4
Smashed targa to convert into narrow bodied, flush bumpered speedster.

All RHD, or to be converted ....

Anyway, for now it'll be lots of scurrying about the workshop, and possibly a slight update of the old trusty BM.
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I would like to see you do a 914 to a 914-6 I think this is going to be the move in the next few years..
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Post by Ferry Man »

Barry, can't you shoe horn a 2.4 MFI into the back of the Cappo?
Nice project that, a rear engined, light-weight, little runabout.
That'll keep you busy. :wink:
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Post by Barry »

Well, someone on the Cappo site is putting a RX7 twin turbo engine in his :shock: .

Believe it or not, it just about fits, with a little help.
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Barry wrote: Smashed targa to convert into narrow bodied, flush bumpered speedster.
Doesnt Nick Moss have a very interesting early 2.7 carrera targa in his barn....? How cool would that be: a carrera RS speedster

Aaargh i have to stop drooling. :P

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Post by oliveR »

Just in case, i still have a rusty 2,4 tub :wave:
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Post by Barry »

Thanks Oliver, I think I can resist at the moment :lol: .
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Post by Alan @ CanfordClassics »

Don't worry Barry, we already have a car that fits the bill.... RHD and needs some welding :lol:

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Alan.UK wrote:Don't worry Barry, we already have a car that fits the bill....
Jesus, I thought it was a climbing frame :shock: :lol: only a weekend's work for Barry :wink:
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Post by Barry »

:roll:

Oh goody, an early parcel shelf to do as well: my favourite :drunken: .

Alan, I've checked, and I think you should be able to sent it as a 'Large Letter' according to my Royal Mail size guide.
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Post by stuby »

Don't reckon much to that roll cage Alan... :lol:

And just look at those wheels - not exactly Fuchs are they ???

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not exactly Fuchs are they ???
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Post by silver911 »

Barry wrote::roll:

Oh goody, an early parcel shelf to do as well: my favourite :drunken: .
I'm disappointed....I thought you enjoyed it last time...
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