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I recently finished building a gp beach buggy so started looking for something else to keep me busy and this was on ebay but nobody bought it, i also noticed it on volkszone didnt buy it but i kept finding myself been drawn back to it so i bit the bullit and did the 500 mile round trip I decided to sell the buggy as i felt i couldnt leave it anywhere without people messing with it but nobody wanted it so will be using the running gear from this The eurocco is a proper mix up of parts cortina 3 screen,citroen visa rear screen,triumph 1300 fwd window winders,talbot alpine dash and who knows what else the fiberglass body is a bit worse for wares but should keep me busy for a while not sure on a colour yet maybe scooby blue with a silver super bee stripe running across front and rear also playing with the offroad sports car look as i already have wheels tyres love the american rally fighter I'm open to your ideas so inspire me some of these pics are from before i got as i bought a bare shell buggy doner in my garage
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camper damper
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This should be interesting to see
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Reminds me of the Renault Alpine...
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sparkyt
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I was just thinking renault ... Or lotus ish . A good find . No chance of parking next to another in Asda
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try searching on the net for eurocco and you only get this one also known as an sr1 ,the moulds were passed round quite a few companies heres a variant slightly different front and rear
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is it an upright cooling or pancake motor ?
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is it an upright cooling or pancake motor ?
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slot
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Nice looking motor matey, and the concept isn't a million miles from mine ether Book and indeed marked Dave
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Last Edit: Jul 4, 2013 21:40:46 GMT by slot
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upright motor i hope as thats what ive got
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Thats an interesting car. How many were made?
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no idea how many were made as this is the only one on the net
been wondering what headlights i could fit to update the front a little as i hate the viva/metro originals,maybe chevette/manta,mg metro or the round lupo lights
what you think!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Jul 20, 2013 20:25:43 GMT
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ive been doin a few bits n pieces glassed the rear wing up on the inside where it had been damaged then gave it a first fill on the outside also been messing with some old buggy lights to see what round look like
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sparkyt
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Jul 20, 2013 23:06:09 GMT
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Do it
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Buggy lights look pretty cool
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Remade In Australia thereimaginarium.com.au
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Don't do it - looks like the unwed offspring of a night of drinking between a bugeye Sprite and an Alpine. "He said he'd respect me and we were in France..." For that shape you need to stick with straight lines - i have seen narrow Miata front conversions - even the lowered popup headlight look.
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will you need to S.V.A. it??
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no sva as it fits a full length beetle floorpan Porsche 928 pop up lights could work but expensive needs to fit the 45 degree sloping front
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Jul 21, 2013 15:55:27 GMT
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As its a kit car based on a Lotus Europa look, I think the round lights are quite fitting... Even if the surrounding bodywork isn't ?
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Jul 21, 2013 16:14:17 GMT
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Round lights look good but then saw this again:
and if you could pull of the same sort of front end that would look pretty good. Not sure how you would do it though!
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Jul 22, 2013 18:27:04 GMT
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today i removed the shortend talbot alpine dash today and the wiring was a nightmare vw and talbot wiring grafted together plans are to throw it all away and go for a really simple smooth color coded dash with a central speedo as original underneath
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