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| Paul Banham Conversions - X21 |
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2 years, 6 months
5 years, 0 months
1 years, 0 months |
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£5800
£8000
£4000 |
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332 hours
800 hours
100 hours |
| Name |
Cost £'s |
Years |
Months |
Hours |
Opinion |
| Peter Hoar |
4500 |
5 |
0 |
100 |
Very poor kit, badly engineered, but finished car looks great |
| DAVID HEMMINGS |
6000 |
1 |
0 |
800 |
TURNED OUT TO BE VERY GOOD, RELIABLE AND CAPABLE OF EVERYDAY USE HAD IT A FEW YEARS NOW IS WIFES CAR. |
| Dave jones |
6500 |
2 |
0 |
320 |
Great fun super-mini, roof is amoungst thr best in the industry, I have travelled the lenth of the country in the British rain and she is great,only thing is i am trying to get some replacement covers for the front and back lights. I would appreciate any assisstance.kind regards |
| R B |
8000 |
3 |
1 |
300 |
Finished off a part built X99 which took me a further 9 months on top of the original builders time. Takes alot of head scratching to think of solutions to problems but now has a well established website to help with all major difficulties. www.the-x21.com
Finished car is good. Turns heads everywhere it goes. Pictures at www.realwebdesign.biz/x99 |
| mark goff |
4000 |
1 |
8 |
140 |
although the video is very helpful,
there are large gaps in the instructions.
i have built a midas and a domino before this so this was not a problem for me but i can see this being a reason for inexperienced builders to never finish the vehicle |
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