Based in Shrewsbury it needs a full rebuild. Luckily it's already in bits.
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Guy
Based in Shrewsbury it needs a full rebuild. Luckily it's already in bits.
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No connection to the seller.
Guy
Corse GTO-
Quite a successful car in its day, Italian Intermark & British GT competitor. It is looking a bit sorry for itself these days though judging from those pics.
I worked on this chassis back in the day circa 1993/4. Lionel (Napiersport) was originally Litton cars southern agent, he ultimately purchased the original yellow demonstrator from Litton cars.
At some point in the early '90's this car was lost to a fire I think and the resultant insurance claim allowed Lionel to buy a replacement rolling chassis assembly from CAE.
This chassis was in the CAE workshops when I got back involved after being away at college. It was painted red at the time.
Once down south it evolved from a rally car thru to a semi successful circuit racer.
The front spoiler can be supplied on request.
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Last edited by Strat Fan; 14-12-2022 at 23:14.
"You can lead a horse to water, but a pencil must be lead"
Stan Laurel
The replacement kit acquired by Lionel after UDN went up in flames actually became the so called 'Evo' Grp5 replica.
This particular car started life as Lionels Road car and evolved into a racecar under the Hennessey Racing banner , raced by Chris Snowdon and Tony Soper amongst others.
It was acquired by Graham Scott and raced in the Autoitalia series.
It was crashed at Donnington (?) and later brought to Cheshire for restoration/repair, but as I understand it costs and schedule of work could not be agreed and the project was abandoned.
Last time I saw it it was in lockup garage in Dorset. I did approach the owner with a view to acquiring it at that time but didn't get a response. I was told a few years back that it had been scrapped but obviously not.
There may even still be a valid V5 for this car somewhere.
"You can lead a horse to water, but a pencil must be lead"
Stan Laurel
Not what Lionel told me.
Nor what the photo records he showed me would suggest. But, what accurate informative came from his lips anyway.....
Hang on. I seem to recall the insurance chassis went to Andrew Dearing? Or again what I was told.
Last edited by john; 15-12-2022 at 00:55.
Something and nothing for ?15,000 - but how do you value something like that ?
Last edited by Darkspeed; 15-12-2022 at 00:30.
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