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Sud or Sprint

Posted: Mon May 15, 2017 5:55 pm
by rsfruitbat
friend of mine (who has had a few Alfa's) wants to build a road / trackday car for his daughter and him to use.
Hes already done it once then sold it but hes got the urge again.

Hes fairly handy with a welder but dont think he has the time for a basket case.

If you know of anything then please give me a shout and i will pass info on

rsfruitbat

Re: Sud or Sprint

Posted: Mon May 15, 2017 10:05 pm
by KevJTD
talk to Tim mate, veesix75 on here.
I know he has a sud shell, i'm due to grab it soon for some welding and paint...

Re: Sud or Sprint

Posted: Tue May 16, 2017 7:03 am
by rsfruitbat
will do. thanks

Re: Sud or Sprint

Posted: Thu May 18, 2017 10:33 pm
by PETROLHEAD
Definitely got to be a sud or sprint Ade?

Re: Sud or Sprint

Posted: Sat May 20, 2017 2:40 pm
by Veesix75
I'm keeping mine......currently deluding myself about a fast road build, more likely to sit in the garage for a few more years after Kev has worked his magic, however it's staying with me for now.

There an ex sud racer on eBay , it's needs work and shrew can describe it as it was in his garden for a while at one stage.

Re: Sud or Sprint

Posted: Sat May 20, 2017 10:22 pm
by PETROLHEAD
Ah yes, the ex Colin Wing car wasn't it?

Yes its been round the houses a little bit in the last few years :D

It was good and solid in many places, sill and floor work i think were the main priorities iirc but it is worth saving i reckon.

Re SUD16X

Posted: Sun May 21, 2017 11:48 am
by 88liam
Hi RsFruitbat,

Please see classifieds section,

Would consider selling SUD16X.

Liam

Re: Re SUD16X

Posted: Sun May 21, 2017 5:58 pm
by PETROLHEAD
88liam wrote:

Would consider selling SUD16X.

Liam

What :o :?:

Re: Sud or Sprint

Posted: Wed May 24, 2017 1:10 pm
by rsfruitbat
Hi Shrew.

He has specifically said about a Sud or Sprint, preferably a Sud. We discussed 33's and is going to sound his daughter out but thought it unlikely.

Liam - i think your car is much too high a spec for him and a lot out of his price range, sorry.

veesix75 - thanks for letting me know

Shrew - he has been in contact with the owner of the race Sud but negotiations havent gone smoothly but it is still an option

rsfruitbat

Re: Sud or Sprint

Posted: Wed May 24, 2017 6:43 pm
by STEVE5M
Might have a sprint that satisfies this requirement. It is actually my lads but he's not using the sprint and it's been on sorn since last spring. It works fine but has an electrical issue with lights and wipers - prob the switch gear on the steering column. He doesn't look like fixing it and I would rather it didn't expire quietly in a corner of the drive. It is insured with agreed valuation of £1500 It has featured in threads on this site.

Have a look and if you are interested I will have a word with my Son.

Steve

Re: Sud or Sprint

Posted: Fri May 26, 2017 4:07 pm
by Veesix75
I can't find the pics of your sprint, can you point me at them. Thanks

Re: Sud or Sprint

Posted: Fri May 26, 2017 9:11 pm
by STEVE5M
photos look better than RL but is basically sound and runs well. It was stripped for a track car, sold before completed, rebuilt as a road car by AlfaDave on here, bought by me and subsequently given to my Son. It would have failed MOT in Jan on electrics so I sorned it and it has been sitting ever since. Prior to that it was my lads daily driver.
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Re: Sud or Sprint

Posted: Sat May 27, 2017 10:37 pm
by alfadave
I bought it locally as a project a few years ago.Shell was straight and accident free.
Stripped it to a bare shell, and had all the welding done.....wing rails,A posts,cills,rear arches,floors.
The rear valance and bulkhead had been done previously.....to a solid but not high standard.
I fitted an 80k 95 bhp engine on which I had replaced the rings and big end shells...ran nice when it left me.
Decent clutch and gearbox.
Copper brake/fuel pipes.
I put a good s/h bonnet and hatch on it.....but my DIY spray can paint job on them is poor!
Decent seats.
Was going to use it regularly, but a Montecarlo came up round the corner, and Steve bought it from me.
Sounds like it could easily pass an MoT with minor electrics sorting.
Certainly not a minter, but a solid fun car.

Dave

Re: Sud or Sprint

Posted: Sun May 28, 2017 11:57 am
by STEVE5M
Exactly how I would describe it, Dave. It's good fun to drive.

For a Road car there's a bit still to do but for the track it is good to start the project. I had the rear shocks replaced last year, it has new tyres, a front driveshaft was replaced and I put the green carpet in it. No engine or gearbox issues in the time I've had it. All the problems have been electrics!

Steve

Re: Sud or Sprint

Posted: Mon May 29, 2017 6:55 pm
by rsfruitbat
I'll pass the info on to my mate

rsfruitbat

Re: Sud or Sprint

Posted: Tue Jun 27, 2017 5:05 pm
by rsfruitbat
Thanks to everyone for offers

My mate is sorted now. Hes bought an old racer. Just got to figure out how to register it and get a number plate now!

rsfruitbat