Hello
 

Hello,
Just thought I'd say Hi, I'm currently on the look out for a new car, so I'm looking for a scoob as my next.

Currently driving a legnum vr4, and also have a bike engined kit car for when the sun finally comes out.

:)

evening...welcome, do like a kit car:ok:

Hi and Welcome to SES - not to far from me :ok:

Pics of your current collection?

Ryan

:welcome:to SES :ok:

Hi and welcome to SES

:welcome: to SES

Thanks for the welcome messages, as for photos the only ones I have at the moment are old ones.

My fireblade engined kit car.
https://www.flickr.com/gp/130757997@N02/c2xY0R

And one of my legnum when I first got it, has since had the auto box removed and converted to a manual, and also running on LPG (doesn't switch back to petrol when you boot it), RR'd at Surrey Rolling Road at just shy of 305bhp, and fitted Evo Brembo front calipers and discs
https://www.flickr.com/gp/130757997@N02/0389tZ

Ah bugger didn't link the pictures properly...

Kit car
https://c1.staticflickr.com/9/8838/1...e2a0da18_o.jpg
Legnum
https://c2.staticflickr.com/6/5462/1...7371ae05_o.jpg

Awesome motors :ok:

Thanks, I fancy something new to replace the Legnum with, I've always had a soft spot for a P1, but with them being so rare (to find a decent one) and prices always increasing, I've started looking at Blobeye STI's, has to be blue though.

Welcome :wave:

Nice cars there, always had a soft spot for the Galant and Legnum, shame there's not many around these days.

Nearly bought a Galant V6 Sport in black many years ago (before the scoob!) but it didn't happen unfortunately...

Wow, nice motors there. Bet the kitcar is a weapon!

Hi & :welcome: ... nice bit of kit :ok:

:welcome: to ses fella :)

Thank you very much for the welcomes :)
Kit car is very fast considering its only a fireblade engine, its certainly lively, and tops out at around 120mph too quickly, its an amazing sound hearing it rev to upwards of 11-12k rpm!

The legnum has served its purpose with being a brilliant and fast family workhorse (and cheap when running on gas) but with my youngest now barely needing her stroller, boot space is no longer a thing I really have to consider.