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without looking if the aux belt has gone into the cambelt, it’s anyone’s guess. But I’d take a guess and say it has gone in, as that’s the killer of F4R’s. The aux belt can manage to get past the timing case and take the cambelt out with it.
Are you implying your surprised it’s worth that much? Or devastated it’s not worth 10,000,000?
mileage means nothing if it hasn’t got the history to go with it. It might as well have 185,000 miles if it needs belts etc.
I’ve had my fair share of wobbles with a jack. I like the wider wheels and larger jack arm on the 3 tonne. I’m yet to try it out. It was a no brainer for me at £86 anyway.
To echo the above, I went to C&M and also thought it was s**t. Completely overhyped. I think I was there for 20-30 minutes maximum. Luckily at the time I lived within an hour of it. I wouldn’t recommend a long distance travel to it.
it’s okay if your local and just fancy a coffee and chat with...
I just love how he has stayed true to his roots. Buying donor cars for running gear etc. Still happy to get it hands dirty.
Also, as said above - he can afford whatever he wants, but he said the 911 GT is the limit to what he can be bothered with on the road. Just puts it all into perspective.
Fair play to you taking the lump out with the bumper/slam panel still on.
I find it much easier to disconnect everything and remove the rad to take the engine out.
That’s what I was thinking - for the cost of buying the 200 bumpers etc, I’d not bother.
I always remember that cool Mk2 Clio (1.2/1.4?) that was made into a 1*2 track car but kept the non RS bumpers. It was proper cool.