They restored one on wheeler dealers and sold it to BMW for £12k

£12k - - - - WOW, I wonder how many good second hand ones that would have bought back in the day?

rtfm wrote:

Deeping wrote:Not really a maxi is it, more of a bubble car.

I’d love to get my hands on a 50’s/60’s bubble car

How about this, with a Burgman engine. I'd love to take it to Suzuki and see the look on the mechanics face when asked to do a service

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/TRI-TECH-Zett ... 232423dee4

You might want to try this place.http://www.bubblecarmuseum.co.uk/
Ginge.

rtfm wrote:

Deeping wrote:Not really a maxi is it, more of a bubble car.

I’d love to get my hands on a 50’s/60’s bubble car

How about this, with a Burgman engine. I'd love to take it to Suzuki and see the look on the mechanics face when asked to do a service

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/TRI-TECH-Zett ... 232423dee4

God thats terrifying....the handling and brakes of those things were barely adequate when they originally came out, with a top speed of 40 or so - goodness knows what it'll be like with more power! And having an accident in one doesn't bear thinking about!!!!

For me - pointless. No way will that filter Lower Thames Street.

£6.200.00 in the end. nice

StephenC wrote:For me - pointless. No way will that filter Lower Thames Street.

Then you just fly over it

Funkycowie wrote:

StephenC wrote:For me - pointless. No way will that filter Lower Thames Street.

Then you just fly over it

Don't mention fly. My flight to Washington tomorrow morning has just been cancelled. Completely sods up my week.