Post by webbaldo on Oct 8, 2010 9:18:50 GMT
Any exocets been iva'ed yet? Just curious, im assuming they need one as the mx5 has been radically altered?
Im still in the 'do i buy a 7 copy or something else' stage!
Also how heavy is the body and how easy it to remove the body once fitted?
This may sound a bit strange but i have no garage therefore in the winter, id keep body in shed and running gear outside covered.
I used to have a robin hood, in october (end of season) id simply take the engine/box out and wheels off then it would all carry round to the shed (limited access). All electrics were on caravan plugs and the fuel tank/brakes were quick release fittings.
My theory is come october, id just remove the exocet body, then keep running gear outside covered and the body safe indoors.
The first thing people will ask is if i keep the running gear outside, why not the whole car? its the fact id want to keep the body perfect and even the best car cover leads to condensation, and the yobs round here would pop a car cocoon.
Yes i'm mad, but a combination of lack of drive space, security and narrow passage to shed all adds up!
Im still in the 'do i buy a 7 copy or something else' stage!
Also how heavy is the body and how easy it to remove the body once fitted?
This may sound a bit strange but i have no garage therefore in the winter, id keep body in shed and running gear outside covered.
I used to have a robin hood, in october (end of season) id simply take the engine/box out and wheels off then it would all carry round to the shed (limited access). All electrics were on caravan plugs and the fuel tank/brakes were quick release fittings.
My theory is come october, id just remove the exocet body, then keep running gear outside covered and the body safe indoors.
The first thing people will ask is if i keep the running gear outside, why not the whole car? its the fact id want to keep the body perfect and even the best car cover leads to condensation, and the yobs round here would pop a car cocoon.
Yes i'm mad, but a combination of lack of drive space, security and narrow passage to shed all adds up!