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[Warren t claim]

Surely they can be patched without having to replace the whole chassis?

[SiC]

Providing not too far gone, then yes. Iirc the outriggers are the bits that go first and the worst.

[LynehamHerc]

Surely they can be patched without having to replace the whole chassis?

Outriggers supplied and fitted: £2,200

[Warren t claim]

Surely they can be patched without having to replace the whole chassis?

Outriggers supplied and fitted: £2,200

That still seems steep.

[LynehamHerc]

Surely they can be patched without having to replace the whole chassis?

Outriggers supplied and fitted: £2,200

That still seems steep.

Outrigger Kit (includes fitting kit): £1,095

"We cut off the original outrigger section right back at the main chassis beams, we then fit up a new outrigger section bolt it to your body and wishbone pick up points and then fully weld in place. The whole process takes about a week to complete in our workshop"

I suspect that someone running a TVR has a few bob.

[SiC]

They don't look too hard to fabricate with some round section steel after cutting the old ones off to use as a template.

[DodgeRover]

You could use some scaf pole for strength....

[Asimo]

£5k could get you less. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/it ... 1097892326

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“Fitted with Rover V8 engine Running. Very solid but needs work.”

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[Jerzy Woking]

Would anyone else be put off of buying a car if an engine swap was not shown on the V5?

Not sure what the current DVLA rules allow now.

[SiC]

Ideally on the DVLA but I can understand why most won't want the hassle of declaring it to them. They're right shitbags at the moment. Probably require a signed headed letter from a garage to say it was done and paperwork to prove the ID of the engine.