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As for the metal repairs, sills are still widely available, the jacking points are as well but I only know of the ones available in the UK and obviously Bordanova for the rear quarters.
The inner sill structures will be the biggest issue with the repairs, you can use Renault 5 GTT repair parts...
The VIN is also stamped onto the suspension tower on the passenger side of the engine bay and I'm fairly sure the colour code for the paint is part of that number
The paint finish on the bumper looks just as good if not better than what it was from the factory so you're all good 👌
As for the brake discs, since they're nla you can use 172 discs which are 280mm or bin the caliper spacers and drop back down to the standard discs
I've recently bought a wet & dry vacuum from SGS for my workshop
f**k knows what features it's got but it's wheels are a nice colour match to my track car wheels 😁
They've got their own F7R that's a development of the Williams F7R (completely different cylinder head) and the later versions were different again (chain driven oil pump) which were eventually developed into the F4R
The really late ones had a de-tuned F4R in them, 140bhp iirc
Not off the top of my head. I do know that when fitting 172 brakes & hubs onto a mk1 some people have the stubs machined so they fit the mk1 shocks & I think it's something like 2mm off each side
If you're saying it's like that, it means that I'll deffo lose my rag & just set fire to the car 🤣
Sounds like I'm committed to taking the box off..................................yay :cry: