Good day
I am a newbie to speedsters and I am curious about a Greek manufacturer called RCH. I did not find any info about them on this forum but they have some youtube videos and a fancy website.
Has anybody seen one of their cars in person or know a person who owns one? I am interested at their wide body Gulf version.
I live in the USA and they are in Greece, which opens issues about importing. ( Or I could just move to Greece 
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Thanks
D M
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Never heard of them but I like the Gulf Widebody! T1 and T4 engines. Especially like the slight flare or lip along bottom edge of body.
It appears to be very similar to a Vintage Speedsters Super Wide that they added the rear wheel air inlets to. I think Dr. Clock has done similar inlets.
A similar style, not easy to do though....
I have seen their stuff since I got interested 5 years ago, they do some interesting things. I would imagine you could find a builder here in the USA to do something similar and avoid the hassles and cost of importing.
Beautiful cars. Interesting. The frame of the spyder looks like a Vintage. Wonder if Greg Leach is selling to Greece. Or maybe they just copied his car.
Never heard of them but I like the Gulf Widebody! T1 and T4 engines. Especially like the slight flare or lip along bottom edge of body.
They have an extensive parts/accessories listing. (no prices thou). Many cool ideas. I like the flat black nerf bars.
Almost forget. Welcome to the madness Danny! Check the Dialogs box in the upper right of this window, I sent you a message.
Thanks, Troy!
I checked their website and they say they have been making cars for over 25 years.
I just love the rear air inducts, something different 
How hard is it to create that in fiberglass? Also, I am curious if the roll bars are just for show? Trying to figure out how their roll bars are attached to the chassis.
cheers,
DM
I bet those wheels sling a lot of road out onto the body.
I really like the 'Gulf' theme on that wide-body Speedster!
Have you guys been watching the problems in Greece at the moment. They seem to be saying they wont pay their debt (they apparently have debt at 175% of their GDP) The thoughts are they will eventually be kicked out of the Euro (currency) I think it'd be a little worrying to have any financial deals there at the moment.
Srblower - fair to paint a whole country with the same brush ? A potential buyer should do his due diligence on the manufacturer and go for it regardless ?
Hi zdouga, not wishing to offend honestly but the problem is Greece itself. The government has borrowed more than it can pay back. It isn't the businesses there, it's the instability caused by the government that may be a problem for anyone trying to purchase anything there. I personally wouldn't be convinced that anything I wanted to buy there would be guaranteed to get unless I could carry it out with me.
