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Ford Racing Puma #160

#1 User is offline   gally 

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Posted 08 July 2013 - 06:30 PM

Hi chaps! Full advert to follow.

Priced at £3950 ono.

The cheapest straight car on the net by far!

Sadly I bought it as a small project but I simply don't have the time at the moment.

I really don't want to sell if i'm honest. This is my second Racing Puma and they are such infectious cars.

It's on 92k. I'm the 4th owner, everyone before me owned it for quite a few years. The original owner paid £24,000 including a T1 Grade Cobra alarm and personal plate: P17 FRP. This is included in the sale and valued around £350-£500.

Nearly new front calipers rrl of £600+ fitting and has new pads. The calipers still have the stickers on them.

Disks are just over a year old and I do roughly 4,000 miles per year so as you can imagine they are almost like new thickness wise.

Brand new OE backbox fitted less than 4 weeks again. All sealed up using a prototype metal sealant to protect from the elements.

Full recent service and 4x new top strut mounts Ford OEM. Also fitted brand new gearbox dogbone mount as the rubber had slight perished. (Read fussy)

4x brand new wheel centre caps, very rare and cost me £60. 2x new Ford Racing badges on the 1/4 glasses. Cost of £50, these cannot be bought anymore either.

30mm rear axle "press" spacers. Another item I had specially made for the car using a solid block of aluminium. Fitted using 8x high tensile, 10.9 grade bolts from Ford. These really do transform the car.

So much more planted and stable. And the looks improved 10 fold on the rear where the wheels can sit in as standard.

2 new rear axle bushes from Ford also fitted at the same time. Common issue.

Tyres around 6 months old. Wheels have been refurbished in perfect Silver. I work as an assessor in a bodyshop so all my cars i'm very very picky with.

Interior is pretty much perfect, all original, no tears on the alcantara steering wheel or seats. Drivers seat has been protected with a very rare seat cover since I bought the car.

The seat cover was actually made using an Frp seat so it's built for the car.

I'm also a detailer. If you want to see any examples of my work ask away. Gives you an idea of how well looked after the car is.

Now the bad points, or me being a tad fussy. It has some rust bubbling on both rear 1/4s. I can notice it but most others actually don't. Very easy fix as it's not even that bad but nice to be honest.

Stone chipping lightly on the bonnet but at the age of the car it's quite clean, front bumper isn't that bad for the type of wide car it is. May be a parking dent on the driver 1/4 panel but it's 5p size so hard to see.

It's a very honest original car and I won't bullshit you if you have any questions. It's completely HPI clear.

It's run perfect uses no oil or water and the gearbox is simply a work of art.


Pictures will follow along with an indepth advert. Just to give you an idea of the level my cars are detailed and looked after here is my last Frp when it went up for sale.

http://www.pumapeopl...howtopic=106896

#160 is actually tighter mechanically and the interior is perfect and oe which is very important.

Please don't hesitate to contact me by either method with any questions...

Mobile: 07780119135
Email: gally-protek@hotmail.com

Vehicle location: EH48 (Scotland)

Will travel to help out buyer.

Regards,
Kevin

This post has been edited by gally: 08 July 2013 - 06:39 PM


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Posted 08 July 2013 - 08:34 PM

Did I do calipers for this car?.. I have 160 down on my numbers list, but no info..must have forgotton to log it...

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Posted 08 July 2013 - 08:38 PM

You did lots of work on it Chris and a bloody good job I must say! New calipers/pads. Throttle cable, full service, was quite a list from memory.

Looking at the receipts you can tell a lot of love (read money) had been spent on the car.

It's too cheap for what it is but I don't want to mess about.

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Posted 08 July 2013 - 08:42 PM

I have an interested pary on mine, if it does sel ( Sadly I don't think it wil) I would be interested for shure. I'm verry happy whit mine, but I'we always wanted an original one :)


I will be keeping an eye on this one :)
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Posted 08 July 2013 - 08:44 PM

Is this the one I did a full Led conversion on too...??
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Posted 08 July 2013 - 08:46 PM

I'm confused but didn't you sell your frp or did you buy another one ?
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Posted 08 July 2013 - 09:03 PM

I sold #467 last year. It was immaculate just higher miles. Went then onto 4 different sports cars and ended up back home in an Frp! What can I say! So infectious!

It was meant to be a project really and it's pretty much sorted mechanical wise, couple of bits on the rear 1/4's and you have one very cheap Frp.

Chris, no led conversion, all standard.

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Posted 09 July 2013 - 10:43 AM

what do you plan to replace the frp with ?
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Posted 09 July 2013 - 07:38 PM

I've literally no idea chap. I'm struggling to think of anything at the moment!

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Posted 09 July 2013 - 07:49 PM

the new audi tt audi a5coupe is nice or the new sciroccos if you are to 'replace' the frp with another coupe

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Posted 10 July 2013 - 08:37 AM

I had considered the new Fiesta ST. I'm awaiting my date for the test drive. Local places just getting demonstrators in.

Few ideas floating around.

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Posted 10 July 2013 - 08:50 AM

If only I had seen this a week ago! Too late now as I pick up my GT86 this afternoon
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Posted 10 July 2013 - 01:15 PM

I'd keep the FRP gally
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Posted 12 July 2013 - 12:25 PM

Indeed chap. Sadly I have too many cars at the monent so i'm in no rush to figure out the next choice!

Had quite a bit of interest so far. Just seems mostly quite far South!

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Posted 21 July 2013 - 11:57 PM

No sold to lovely chap named Will. Car now resides in Cambridge. He's the ex owner of #328.

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Posted 15 October 2013 - 04:55 PM

Which car did you replace the FRP with ?
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Posted 15 October 2013 - 09:25 PM

I thought I recognised the number plate. This is back up for sale on eBay!

http://item.mobilewe...Id=331044784783

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Posted 15 October 2013 - 09:32 PM

well spotted, I was looking at this on ebay yesterday aswell, I didn't notice the 160 lol
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Posted 19 October 2013 - 11:26 AM

Did you get a new fiesta st in the end? Ive found it to be the perfect replacement for the frp.
FRP 038 - R.I.P killed by an old man in his toyota avensis.
FRP 245 - sold, then killed by new owner!
FRP 225 - sold in 2013 and regretted it ever since!FRP ??? - Now after another one after two years of Fiesta ST2 ownership.

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