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Caterham Fireblade Car now sold


Derek Taylor

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Due to the Mrs losing her company car, now need something a tad more practical for everyday use but still good for trackdays.Therefore would consider p/x for something suitable with cash either way e.g. cat with weather gear, superlight or similar spec.

Car details:

 

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Registered 2003

Excellent condition.

1100 miles.

FIA bar.

ACES shift lights.

Tillet seats.

Dry sump.

Professionally built ( James Whiting ).

Fully road legal and taxed.

Yokos 032's, 185's front, 205's rear.

Tonneau.

Superlight type wind deflector.

 

Very reluctant sale of this brilliant car. ( and thats not just the colour i.e.flourecent pink, as per demo car)

 

£15250 ono

 

Jeff

01543 300470

 

 

 

 

 

Edited by - jeff evs on 26 Apr 2004 14:17:01

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Would you consider this as a good p/x?

 

1600 K series

4-2-1 exhaust

emerald ecu (old ECU included - along with it - swap takes 5 mins)

Yoko AO21s 185/70/13s

Full FIA roll-cage

Full weather gear + hood bag

swappable aeroscreen/windscreen

Full height tillets

6 point driver harness (4 point passenger)

FIA switch

Honeycomb floor and tank protection

Removable momo wheel

Private plate S5EVN (I'd possibly keep this)

Anti-cav tank

Fully plumbed in Fire extinguisher

Cycle wings

Equally brilliant Kawasaki lime green

 

 

 

 

 

Edited by - charlie_pank on 31 Mar 2004 15:20:26

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These cars are rare and mark an important part of Seven History. There are only 20 or so pukka ones.

 

My advice is buy early to avoid dissapointment, experience ultra low running costs, (@40mpg blatting and real light on tyres) and enjoy it while it becomes a 'classic' Caterham

 

After all it was ETCOTY *eek*

 

Good luck with sale Jeff.

 

 

See My Caterham Fireblade Here.

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Hi Hugo,

Blade has gone sawth, but James who bought the car says he will be doing trackdays, so you might get a chance to meet it on track.

Hope your blade conversion is going well, I did hear about the Kwaka engine giving up the ghost. Cornering too quickly with no dry sump?

Not sure what to get into next ( trouble probably *smile* ).

Hopefully staying with 7's *thumbup*

Have to see what comes up.

 

Jeff

 

 

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Yep, down to 6 psi on cascades (oulton) craner (donington), was never really happy with a touring Kawasaki engine in it, despite the Protech sump the oil feed side was not that clever! No3 Big end prob likely cause which is common in the bigger bike engines. So all change to blade engine, prop needed legthening, sorted the loom, engine mounts all ready, Manifold may take a little time but have a blade manifold and the original silencer as well as the Kawasaki tubes so it should not be too difficult,(tube torque in Macclesfield). Will have to fiddle about with air intake a la Caterham style,also have tracked down the supplier of the dry sump system that James Whiting used!! if nec. Shame it is this time of year but that is car ownership!!

Car still owes me very little and will see off an R300 at 5x the price!!

Hope you get back into trouble,

Regards

Hugo

PS one of these little beasts with a Hyabusa in it beat the lap record at Snetterton a couple of weeks back!(in its class)

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