Robin Hoos Site

[Mat-Moo]

I already emailed them about that and pointed out d/l times and sugested Image Sizer - got a reply but nothing positive on that, shame.

[Guest chris brown]

Nice try Mat

[Guest Guy]

takes ages to download

I mean I have to wait at least a minute for the whole page to download at work, I wouldn't even bother trying at home

[Guest salty_monk]

How much rubbish does he have in storage... no wonder he wants out, probably no space left or paying for more space than he needs!!

[Guest V8K]

very tempted in lot 17

may even go to the said possible open day for veiwing if it happens

[Guest Kieran]

Those RHM things look pretty good, esp the 200bhp rover one......!!

 

Kieran

[Guest TerryBarry]

Anyone know what the "Go" is based on - looks like it's got a tailgate as the screen.

 

Metro or Fiesta or What ???

 

Having brightened up the picture - That tailgate looks like a Sierra and it might have a Pinto lump

Edited May 18, 2005 by TerryBarry

[Guest rhetorical-oracle]

I believe that it did indeed use the tailgate from a Sierra as the windscreen.

 

No need for blowers to clear the screen there then, just hook up the element and away you go. Not sure how off-putting it would be trying to look through a windscreen with huge heating elements on it!

[Guest chris brown]

very tempted in lot 17

That has soon got to be the way to go type 9 boxes and rear ends are running out. Just think that with a 2000 Vtec lump to push it along. YES PLEASE

[nicko]

With regards to the "GO", I remember seeing it at a show a few years ago. It had a tubular chassis and used the Sierra as a donor, including the hatch as a windscreen. I seam to remember this was to use more of the donor to keep the purchase price down.

 

I seem to remember thinking at the time, it looked like to many short cuts, and no thought on design... Like it had been thrown together from miss matched parts

 

Nicko

[Longboarder]

I'm being a bit thick but why is YCT 286 on the chopper an interesting number.

 

Nigel

[Guest stu205]

prob age related

 

my brother in law rebuilds lambretas and some of the plates he finds are worth a fortune!! but there usualy untransferable not sure on the legals but thinkits someting to do with since the lamb has been off the road for 30 years during that time som upperclass 4x4 driver bought it for the school run car but when the bike is then rebuilt the log book has the origingal number on it so i think it gets put on the bike cold be wrong??

[Guest timswait]

Like it had been thrown together from miss matched parts

Doesn't that sum up the design process for any RH?

I remember seeing the Hustler when I went to pick up my kit, it was actually very well made, but it still looked like a wardrobe on wheels!

[Guest craig cowley]

any one actually put there money where there mouth is yet iam trying to judge the compitition

 

i like the look of the mini mercs

 

sons go-cart needs new body but the old robin hood seats work a treat.

[Guest TerryBarry]

Just noted this on the Cars for Sale listing on the RH site

 

Quote

"Fantastic opportunity...Super Spec car as reported in Kit Car magazine in May 2005. Built by PC Luke Riddett and returned to us, the worst built Robin Hood we have seen in a long time, hence all brand new panels and fibre glass will also be supplied when sold the second time around. It has now been checked mechanically by our own technicians and is running. Sold with full warranty and documentation.

Guide Price: £8000 "

 

Unquote

 

Anyone going up next weekend ??

 

Also noted this wonder "Tranibago" - guide price £75