jo_ker

not for the faint-hearted. you have to be bulletproof with UK cars.
thank you for the post!


New Ultima - if you want to have it good and reliable - you have to change and reinvent 10% of all the parts during the built.
Buy a high spec Caterham - as i have one - you have to prepare yourself spending 2.000€ on parts + 2.000€ on labor + waiting 2 month for parts. this each 1.000 road miles or 300 track miles. as soon you did it 4 times the car is getting good. hopefully.
Lotus are already better
...

but IF those type of cars work - you don´t want any other car anymore.
but yea... if ...


imagine it like getting into a relationship / living with a:
a top model with a gold digger attitude
which is still just 20 y/o. but she was already a professional **** star the last two years.
so: good luck for the first 5 years together - if you manage them - you both will be happy for a long time.

hughp3

For those looking at alternatives, get a Radical SR3 1340cc. I have 600+ miles with 2 races so far and no issues - amazing for a race car.

gimp2x

as an atom driver (experienced) can I just offer you some advice? i would wear a helmet on street

too many things on the road can fly up and surprise you

jo_ker

x2



open cockpits + sunglasses stories:




carbon front fender splintered (just so. (another Caterham story) ) :








bird / some kind of poop:







but still fun!
as long you hide your smile behind an aeroscreen to safe your teeth from stones.

johnny2five

Haha. And even though we can't see your mouth, it looks like you're smiling so it still must have been a good drive.

Andial

I don't know of any top models who are 20 y/o and were a professional **** star the last two years. Why are you judging based on one's occupation, not personality? What is a "gold digger attitude"? Are you a gold digger because you can afford to buy gold?