More information about the one and only kitcar show on the European Continent can be found at: www.kitcar.be
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More information about the one and only kitcar show on the European Continent can be found at: www.kitcar.be
Thanks, Willy
Tried it, but it's either a super-slow loading server or the URL is missing something (or maybe it's me!!)
BTW: when's Goodwood in the UK? Did we miss it or is it this weekend?
Tried it, but it's either a super-slow loading server or the URL is missing something (or maybe it's me!!)
BTW: when's Goodwood in the UK? Did we miss it or is it this weekend?
Maybe try again later, 'www.kitcar.be' isn't missing a thing.
I'm affraid you missed Goodwood. Check now and then my good friend Steve's 'wwww.totalkitcar.com' to stay tuned for the European kitcar scene.
Willy
www.kitcar.be - got it.....must have been a busier site earlier when I tried it (it's now 3am in Belgium as I type this - guess people there are trying to sleep!!)
"Totalkitcar.com"
What a terrific site!!!! THANKS!
I especially liked the article about the front engined 356 roadster, based on a Metro, but the other cars featured are amazing, too.......we just don't get many variations here in the US........The Speedsters, the Cobra's, a few Fierro based semi-exotics and those old MG TD and early Mercedes replica's are the front-runners, with not a whole lot else.....strange that there aren't more here, but I guess it's the culture.
Gordon
"Totalkitcar.com"
What a terrific site!!!! THANKS!
I especially liked the article about the front engined 356 roadster, based on a Metro, but the other cars featured are amazing, too.......we just don't get many variations here in the US........The Speedsters, the Cobra's, a few Fierro based semi-exotics and those old MG TD and early Mercedes replica's are the front-runners, with not a whole lot else.....strange that there aren't more here, but I guess it's the culture.
Gordon