Hi All
Wonder what it looked like before.
Ebay Item No 320670880280
Regards Peter
Sacrilege
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Speachless - why

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Its got to be the worst piece of engineering I have ever seen on 4 wheels. Hope he does a better job on his circuit racer! Or maybe not.
Stu.
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I have been speaking to the seller and he didn't do the work, he bought it like that..
Hopefully I will soon know which car it was that became this "Interesting"
vehicle.
Grahame
Hopefully I will soon know which car it was that became this "Interesting"
Grahame
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I'm afraid all i think of when I look at that is spares.....
Though it might be an interesting challenge to restore!
MW
Though it might be an interesting challenge to restore!
MW
Mk III
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Spoke to the present owner last night and he says the chassis and running gear is in quite good condition and wouldn't take much to put it back to standard.
In fact he was actually asking if it was possible to get a new body to put it back as a proper Invader ..
I have the chassis number and have been able to identify the car as an early Mk1, and the relevant details have been sent to the Mk1 historian.
Hopefully it will go to someone who perhaps needs a new chassis...
Grahame
In fact he was actually asking if it was possible to get a new body to put it back as a proper Invader ..
I have the chassis number and have been able to identify the car as an early Mk1, and the relevant details have been sent to the Mk1 historian.
Hopefully it will go to someone who perhaps needs a new chassis...
Grahame
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For those that wondered, here is a picture I've found of it back in 2006.
Before it's unique modifications... I wonder what happened to the original bodyshell

Grahame
Before it's unique modifications... I wonder what happened to the original bodyshell

Grahame
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dronelebeau
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now that's better G. Well at least, compared to the buggy type, or what do you call it? SACRILEGE! 
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