How Many Robin Hood Models Do You Know?

[Big Jim]

So how many different models of Robin Hood can you remember? and that's not counting the stainless/ mild steel choices!

Go to our "identification page" on the web site to see the list at the bottom.

(Thanks to the "contact" for the information)

[Guest battery joe]

why you asking this though?

ones i know without looking are:

Daytona rep

dolly s7

cortina reverse s7

sieries 1

sieries 2

exmo

3a

new 3

2b

sub-k

super-spec

rager

2b/4

lightweight

2b DOHC kit

 

 

WAIt- i think ive got it now, is it just in case you have forgot any?

Edited August 13, 2004 by battery joe

[Big Jim]

Shouldn't you be back at school?

 

Get them to teach you to read EVERYTHING!!!! (you're just like your Dad!)

 

 

Go to our "identification page" on the web site to see the list at the bottom

[Guest alanb100]

Joey. Dont forget the "Kaig", the "Go" ( that didnt ) and I think there was once a prototype using Lada running gear.

Alan

[ibrooks]

Joey - you missed the S6

 

And I thought there were other non-LSIS motors like the Daytona.

 

And it's not nice to make fun of Jim - even if he is old, decrepit and forgetful - we still love him all the same

 

 

 

Iain

[swan]

Jim

 

what a lot they got

 

From the info on the old site i seem to remember a robin hood 7 type model

 

called the friar tuck which had a wider body for people with a wider than standard

 

width across the rear (big bum)

 

Swan

[Guest battery joe]

Shouldn't you be back at school?

Off, Holidays WAAAAAAAAAHOOOOOOOOOOO!!! IHATESCHOOL :gdit:

 

alan

thanks i forgot about that one and there's the prototype RM100

 

And it's not nice to make fun of Jim - even if he is old, decrepit and forgetful - we still love him all the same

sorry.

 

Get them to teach you to read EVERYTHING!!!! (you're just like your dad)

you can all dad a hypocrite now, he tells me the same

[Mitch]

I make it 26, but sorry Iain no S6 on my list but there is a Chevette based Series 1.And a Saxo (which is really a 106) with the Rover engine transplanted in for the back to front baseballl cap brigade.

 

Thats going of a list of models in an old Kit-car mag which lists all the cars hes sold (or tried in a few case's).

 

Mitch

 

Someone else has an old copy of kitcar Jan 2002, maybe i will read Jims updates before answering in future

Edited August 13, 2004 by Mitch

[Guest Guy]

I'm sure this is just a cleaver way for Jim to get his list checked

[Guest piddy]

On the same subject.

Does anyone on this board have or know someone that still has a S6 (barrel Back)on the road?

[Guest red7]

You missed my S7 Cortina Wishbone Suspension Model

[Big Jim]

You missed my S7 Cortina Wishbone Suspension Model

 

you need to make an appointment at the opticians again!!

[Guest red7]

Jim,

Now that I have turned fifty I have had a few "Senior moments" honest mate I cannot find anything about my S7. Please help,

 

Steve

 

PS See you at Harrogate?

[Big Jim]

1983-84 Rover SD1 Daytona panel kit

 

1984-87 Jaguar based Daytona kit

 

1987-88 Triumph TR7 Daytona kit

 

1988-91 Robin Hood S7 TR7 based (spaceframe chassis)

 

1989-91 Robin Hood S7 Triumph Dolomite based (including same monocoque version)

 

1990 Robin Hood The Unique

 

1990-91 Robin Hood S7 Jaguar V12 engined

 

1991-94 Robin Hood S7 Ford Cortina <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

 

1991 Robin Hood Barrelback Series 6

 

1993 Robin Hood Donington

 

1993 Robin Hood Series 1 'Cheven' (Chevette Based)

 

1994-95 Robin Hood Ford Sierra based

 

 

Steve, if your's was the one with the "special" wishbone framework on the front of it, that was on the Yorkshire weekend, that framework was being sold a few years ago as an "aftermarket" alteration by a fellow member. I believe he sold about half a dozen or so of them. But it doesn't make your's a different model!

[Joel]

Are there any Daytona kits still running?

 

Don't think I've ever seem one on the club stand at shows