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Name: Tim Booth
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| Country: UK |
Date: Sun Dec 26 21:13:35 1999
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Comment: 63Chedworth Road
Glebe Park
Lincoln
Lots of really useful tips !
Thanks mate
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Name: Mark Harriss
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| Country: England |
Date: Tue Dec 21 04:00:50 1999
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Comment: Good, well put together site. I was going to but a RH 7 kit but couldn't get the money together + I didn't like the construction (too heavy) and opted to plan build a Formula 27. I'm quite glad I did now!!!
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Name: Barrie Jackson
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| Country: UK |
Date: Mon Sep 27 22:13:51 1999
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Comment: An interesting site! I am completing the build of a Sebring MX and getting to think about s.v.a.!
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Name: Phil Cable
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| Country: UK |
Date: Mon Sep 27 20:14:39 1999
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Comment: Your artical is extremely practical and has rminded me of all those things that i was glossing over in my mind. I am hoping to build a version this winter 99/00 and have a volvo 240 ready to try and a promise of a siera if needed. As a 17 stone weekling it would be nice to check that i can actually fit in the finished version. Do you have the dimensions of the drivers slot please?
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Name: Paul
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| Country: UK |
Date: Sun Jul 4 17:10:23 1999
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Comment: Why do I find my self reading about trials of RH building similar web wide. We have all had similar problems and are all generally miffed with RHE. I wish I had spoken to people a lot more and visited websites like yours before building my S IIIa
Great site and good info. Hope the machine runs well
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Name: Nelly Caterham
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Date: Wed Feb 24 20:39:54 1999
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Comment: YOU PAYS YOUR MONEY - YOU TAKES YOUR CHANCE!!!
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Name: Simon O'Carroll
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| Country: Saudi Arabia |
Date: Mon Feb 15 19:05:24 1999
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Comment: Good one, will download and read fully later - chers.
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Name: Jim Bond
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| Country: England |
Date: Tue Jan 12 13:23:57 1999
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Comment: Like you, I too have serious reservations about the kits. I think it's a good idea, but the back up is cr*p. I have spent several hours on the phone to Richard Stewart, usually with the final answer of 'if you find out how to do it let me know'!!. Yeah, sure. I have also had similar problems with quality. Holes that are not millimetres out, but in one instance 5 centimetres. On the plus side I have now learnt a whole new set of skills, ie auto-electrician (6 weeks of sheer hell), welder, metal-b
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Name: D Swain
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| Country: England |
Date: Sat Jan 2 20:46:15 1999
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Comment: Hi Sean interesting page. I've built a Robin Hood Exmo and was unimpressed with the "kit package"
There's definately a lot left to your imagination, just keep plugging away and all will come good in the end.
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Name: Dev lall
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| Country: UK |
Date: Sun Dec 20 16:30:57 1998
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Comment: Well, I like you am struggling to build my RH7, but I bought it in 1995! I think it is fair to say that the Robin Hood is pretty and should be a lot of fun when it's finished (6 months! Honest!!) but as for the engineering / design behind it.. well, the phrase 'pile of poo' leaps to mind....
Good luck and go to it!
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