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correl 25th January 2010 01:31 PM

Recomended Supliers?
 
Does anyone have a list or recomended suppiers for parts to make these car's only, i have been looking around and there aint many items you can buy premade to save you some time.

Looking to start a build soon and just trying to get some info together.

The more info the better, like to have all my ducks in a row..

twinturbo 25th January 2010 01:51 PM

Depends that you want, but you can get a full rolling boddied chassis by selecting components from.

tallon
3GE
MK
Saturn



possibly avoid GTS

TT

Tilly819 25th January 2010 01:54 PM

hi there and welcome to the forum,

there are quite alot of parts about providing you now were to look

3Ge components
saturn sports cars
handy andy (forum member makes chassis and flat pack parts)
there is also a chap on here does wireing parts
triton seats

to name just a few
im sure someone elce will come along shorty with more detailed information

chears tilly

twinturbo 25th January 2010 01:54 PM

MK will do you a full kit to build an INDY which was part of the development of the Roadster.

Luego, GBS, Tiger, Caterham, Dax, Westfield, JC also do similar styled 7 Kits at various price marks.

TT

Tilly819 25th January 2010 01:55 PM

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possibly avoid GTS

TT[/QUOTE]



DEFINETLY AVOID GTS

twinturbo 25th January 2010 02:02 PM

http://www.carbuildersolutions.co.uk

http://www.saturnsportscars.co.uk/

http://www.greatbritishsportscars.co.uk/

http://www.mksportscars.co.uk/

http://www.3gecomponents.com

http://www.tigersportscars.co.uk/

http://www.daxsportscars.co.uk

http://http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/haynes-...item1c0ccfad82


TT

Bonzo 25th January 2010 02:50 PM

Welcome to the forum
 
A very warm welcome to the forum Correl

As above really ............We are lucky to have a whole host of supliers that are active forum members :cool:

If you are wanting to get off to a flying start ......Why not invest in one of HandyAndys flat pack chassis kits ............ Heck he'll even throw in a full size template for you to mark out the build table ;)

Search the links that TT posted, I am sure you'll find more parts than you can shake a stick at :D

Will be great to have another Roadster build starting :)


Oh ...........Nearly forgot ........... Avoid GTS like swine flu ......... Quality varies wildly & you'll be lucky if you even get any parts at all, once you have parted with your money.!!?? ( Probably dependant on if you live near enough to DG to go & give him a friendly nudge !!?? )

Talonmotorsport 25th January 2010 03:24 PM

Please be very careful what you say in an open forum, you are entitled to your opinions and comments but be aware that what you have written could lead to some very costly results. Although I'm not a fan of the afore mentioned person/company having seen his work and corrected it for his past customers! I do not and never will blatently write any thing that will cause me any come backs.

Bonzo 25th January 2010 03:36 PM

The written word is only liblelous if it is not true ............ I did give some thoughts to my comments before posting them ;)

I don't think the afore mentioned company would like to have their reputation put to the test via a civil court action :D :D

Quote:

Originally Posted by Talonmotorsport (Post 29616)
Please be very careful what you say in an open forum, you are entitled to your opinions and comments but be aware that what you have written could lead to some very costly results. Although I'm not a fan of the afore mentioned person/company having seen his work and corrected it for his past customers! I do not and never will blatently write any thing that will cause me any come backs.


twinturbo 25th January 2010 03:54 PM

it's why i say "possibly avoid GTS"

Up to the member to do their own research and draw their own conclusions.

TT

davidimurray 25th January 2010 04:16 PM

Don't think I've seen them listed so far so don't forget Rally Design

twinturbo 25th January 2010 06:23 PM

I kinda left em off as they are a generall supplier.

TT

HandyAndy 25th January 2010 06:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bonzo (Post 29613)
If you are wanting to get off to a flying start ......Why not invest in one of HandyAndys flat pack chassis kits ............ Heck he'll even throw in a full size template for you to mark out the build table ;)

Cheers Ronnie :cool:

i,m quite pleased that the chassis flat packs that i,ve listed on the bay currently has 28 "watchers" which shows there is alot of possible new builders thinking about building their own car, which is great news for the Roadster :)

cheers
andy

correl 25th January 2010 07:28 PM

Yes and Andy introduced me to this forum as i am one of the watchers at the mo!!!

correl 25th January 2010 07:31 PM

I am amazed that there has been so many responses to my first post in one day

AndyLockwood 25th January 2010 07:46 PM

I had one of Andys chassis packs delivered last week they are well worth the money and well cut with all parts and angles marked. Id recommend them to anyone.

cheers

Andy:D

twinturbo 25th January 2010 08:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by correl (Post 29629)
I am amazed that there has been so many responses to my first post in one day

It's not just about building a car, it's the forums, the freinds, the meets, the banter.

TT

correl 25th January 2010 10:02 PM

Just can't wait to start stripping my donor car, then the kit will go on order with andy and let the fun begin!!!

gingea1pom 25th January 2010 10:16 PM

I Concur
 
I can’t agree enough with your last comment TT.

I would not have been able to get as far as I have without the help of the forum and some people in particular.

Ash let me work on his car before the Exeter show, from which I learnt some invaluable lessons and he also supplied some hard to come by steal.

More recently Andy and Andy aka Spud69 and Handyandy of Saturn Sports Cars came up with the deal of a life time for me, it required a 580 mile round trip but there was a ride out in Spud’s car and I now have some shiny body panels.

Cheers Ginge

spud69 26th January 2010 02:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gingea1pom (Post 29650)
I can’t agree enough with your last comment TT.

I would not have been able to get as far as I have without the help of the forum and some people in particular.

Ash let me work on his car before the Exeter show, from which I learnt some invaluable lessons and he also supplied some hard to come by steal.

More recently Andy and Andy aka Spud69 and Handyandy of Saturn Sports Cars came up with the deal of a life time for me, it required a 580 mile round trip but there was a ride out in Spud’s car and I now have some shiny body panels.

Cheers Ginge

Hi Graeme,

Pleased it was worthwhile for your early start and 580 miles, was good to see you.

Tried out the saw yesterday, changed the blade and it works great - thanks. Also modified the tensioner to make it easy to change the blades.

Cheers......AndrewH

gingea1pom 26th January 2010 07:46 PM

Cheers Spud

Not that I am that bothered but it is Graham not Graeme.

Please tell me it took the two of you all afternoon to change the blade!

Cheers Ginge

GraemeWebb 26th January 2010 08:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gingea1pom (Post 29718)
Cheers Spud

Not that I am that bothered but it is Graham not Graeme.

Please tell me it took the two of you all afternoon to change the blade!

Cheers Ginge

No definitely Graeme not Graham !! lol

HandyAndy 8th February 2010 01:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gingea1pom (Post 29718)
Cheers Spud



Please tell me it took the two of you all afternoon to change the blade!

Cheers Ginge

missed this one......

took spud about 15 minutes to sort the blade out :eek: :D

then we played with it all afternoon :cool:

cheers
andy (shorty)


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