MHKflyer52

Now that is one very talented custom car builder.

That is just wrong in so many ways it is funny.

Tom's basement is to nice to put those new tires there for storage as it is a game room and theater and a nice one to boot besides I think his garage is heated and air-conditioned. :rofl:

You could also try putting a slot in the end of the stud so you can hold it with a straight slot screwdriver so you can remove the nut. Just a idea.

From the looks of the second photo to me the stud your talking about is located by the chain (upper right of the photo) and is a pressed fit into the case like a wheel stud. If this is so you will most likely will have to use a nut splitter to remove the nut or cut the nut and stud off with a die grinder and then replace the stud and nut. Hope this helps. :driving:

And a couple Lazy-boy recliners so your friends can watch you work on your fine collection of vehicles. I know this is a strange request but could you post some info and photos of your Spec Miata as I know there are a lot of us on the forum that have Miata's as second or third play toys.

OUCH. "They're for the Funeral" Now that is funny.

Now that is funny. :rofl:

That is great. Very enjoyable and well whoth the time to watch.

Now that is funny.

BMW of Germany use car ad.

Here is what the Sports Buggy from the time of the signing of the Constitution would look like as they are still used in some parts of Pennsylvania even in today's world....

Now that is funny. Mechanical Engineer's get to drive the train. Civil Engineer's get to ride the train.:jester:

danilo not to be critical or start a word war but your assumption of the value of this car is way off as it is a proven and licensed 7 clone and for the price asked I would have to say it is a very good deal. No it is not a Caterham or Birkin or Westfield but then the price dose reflect that also and would be a good buy for someone who wants to have fun without breaking the bank. sporqster, Hang in there with your asking price as I also feel your 7 is worth what your asking and when the correct buyer dose see it they will buy it. I still have mine mainly due to the same reason and the fact that I don't have to sell it unless I want to.

Strange pulsating brake lights at red light. Wounder if that will be a standard on them or if it is just something to generate attention....I like it....

Hello Ade, Nice looking 7 you have there. Looks extremely clean and highly polished. Please post some more photos of your Tiger when you have the chance. Curious to see more.

Jack McCornack makes fenders for the Locost 7 community and he might have what your looking for. Make sure you follow the contact info on the web page. Here is a link to his web site. http://www.kineticvehicles.com/ Hope this helps.

Very nice. Looks like you have a great start to a very nice man cave.

His old garage (the photo with the five cars) has the two on the lifts lowered so he could take the photo showing all the cars in the garage. When up all the way I was able to walk under them an I am 6'2". That is a standard two car garage door.

sevenup, The third photo is Steve Old Garage that he lifted the roof to fit some of his collection of cars. (The MGC GTS is in the midle.) The first photo is the new garage that he is building as he needed more floor space and has move from where the first photo was taken...much nicer digs even though the first home was very nice the new one is way nicer and much larger. The new garage from the one entrance looking in...:drool:...

Like this 1969 MGC GTS that belongs to a good friend of mine Steve Simmons. This car is exceptional in every way and is so much faster than any MGB GT or MGC I have ever driven. Takes a bit of getting use to driving on the right side but it sure is fun.

Good one Mondo.....will have to send that one to my sister-in-law who is a 6th grade teacher.

Nice Photos Gert. Good way to start the new year.

Enjoy Life as best as I can without hurting myself or anyone....:jester:.... Have a Safe and Happy New Year.

I have to agree on the $2500 as everything looks to need to be completely referbished. After looking at the other photos in the ebay link I would have to say this would be a whole lot of work and would never be an original series 1 as you would have to remake a lot of the parts and most of the frame from what I can see. Would be interesting to know why the front of the frame has been cut off and a square tube front frame section comes with the parts. My thinking is the car was crashed very hard at some point and time.