I have enjoyed watching the kit car show series over the last couple of weeks. I don't get to see many of these cars in person as I reside in Canada. One day I'll make the trip across the pond. Until then, this is great.
Thank you for the kind words and glad you are enjoying the series! As a fellow Canuck (I live in Surrey, BC) I totally agree. ... We just don't have as vibrant a Kit Car movement on this side of the pond. It has been our pleasure (and it is our mission) at 7Spot to create Kit Car stories live streams and documentaries worldwide.
@@7Spot556 I think there are brighter days ahead for the kit car industry in Canada. I’ve been a car enthusiast my whole life and when finances permitted, I’ve always had a weekend car just for nice days. Historically, I’ve bought factory built cars from various mainstream mfrs including Ford, Pontiac, Honda and Mazda. I’m not married a brand. I just find a car that will resonate with me for a few years, then move on to the next. However over the last few years, it is becoming extremely difficult to find decent cars under 15k (cdn) that bring joy to the driving experience, that is not consumed with technology. This is where, I think, a kit car is starting to build a strong case for purchase. There aren’t a whole lot of other options out there for us purists who just want a great driving experience. Enjoy your weekend.
Huge market in the classic replica scene, I walked right past this at the show, never liked the proportions of the Replicar. However the new body sounds far more accurate and hopefully the chassis tweaks mentioned will allow a much lower seating position like the original.
I have enjoyed watching the kit car show series over the last couple of weeks. I don't get to see many of these cars in person as I reside in Canada. One day I'll make the trip across the pond. Until then, this is great.
Glad you have enjoyed it. We have a video coming tonight looking at some of the rare kits in the club areas.
Thank you for the kind words and glad you are enjoying the series!
As a fellow Canuck (I live in Surrey, BC) I totally agree. ... We just don't have as vibrant a Kit Car movement on this side of the pond.
It has been our pleasure (and it is our mission) at 7Spot to create Kit Car stories live streams and documentaries worldwide.
@@7Spot556 I think there are brighter days ahead for the kit car industry in Canada. I’ve been a car enthusiast my whole life and when finances permitted, I’ve always had a weekend car just for nice days. Historically, I’ve bought factory built cars from various mainstream mfrs including Ford, Pontiac, Honda and Mazda. I’m not married a brand. I just find a car that will resonate with me for a few years, then move on to the next. However over the last few years, it is becoming extremely difficult to find decent cars under 15k (cdn) that bring joy to the driving experience, that is not consumed with technology. This is where, I think, a kit car is starting to build a strong case for purchase. There aren’t a whole lot of other options out there for us purists who just want a great driving experience. Enjoy your weekend.
Amazing job Robert !
Great video. I had been curious about changes being made to the car.
I really like the Aston/MX-5.
The new model sounds lovely. The proportions will be much more evocative of the period racers!
It looks lovely
Huge market in the classic replica scene, I walked right past this at the show, never liked the proportions of the Replicar. However the new body sounds far more accurate and hopefully the chassis tweaks mentioned will allow a much lower seating position like the original.
Never heard of this car till just now, absolutely gorgeous. With the price of NA miatas this Kit seems like an absolute winner.
It looks even better now with the changes that Quantum has made