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V8 Westfield.


MarkieM8

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I'm on the hunt for a v8 Westfield, I'm not into racing or hill climbing so don't want a track day racer.

More of a weekend/sunny weather toy.

Ideally I want to put a v8 registration on it that I have on retention so it's gotta be year 2000 and newer.

A Q plated one might be OK if it makes me moist looking at it. Lol.

What you got then guys????

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two in Essex

 

Tigger and Pete G

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couple of pictures of mine in the galley

 

only a q plate  2009 year about 4/5k milage  built with nearly all new parts

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I do like the look of orange. :)

What kind of money is that?

Dumb question coming now, how come some are on Q plates and others not?

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more than 1 part of unknown origin  or no  cert of newness   from westfields  then it will more likely not get new reg. 

 

depends on where the sva or iva test is done.

 

I would have probably got a new reg but the sva man didn't believe me on age of engine so had to fit another one to pass the test.[long story]  on the upside q plate means smoke only mot tests. and upgraded engines no problem in future

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Thanks for the info, I'm sure you'd get lots of looks with the orange colour :)

What's the specs for yours, how would your for sale advert look?

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two much to write down maybe another day when I got more time.

 

try doing a search in the for sale section for my name or v8 spec should be there somewhere

 

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Here's Pete's ad for the V8 car...

 

clicky

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Marcusb's is a good'n

Cheers YP here's my ad

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MarkieM8,

                have a look on www.toyboxcars.co.uk,I see he has 3 V8`s on at the moment,plus a Dax Rush,that had me drooling.

 

                                                                                             BJK

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I have been keeping an eye on pistonheads and seen that toybox adverts.

Pete's is a great colour but a couple k's more than what I wanted to spend for a man toy. Hehe.

The green one, hrmmmm, bit of a marmite colour, not sure if it would grow on me, price is nice.

:)

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Don't worry about the colours, I went looking for a green car and ended up with yellow, usually despise yellow but have come to love it.    What's inside it is way more important.

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Good Seights don't come around that often so better to compromise on colour than things that might affect the cars capabilities or reliability.  Always good to find a 'known' car that has been well developed.

 

Yellow was amongst my least favourite colour for a Westy (I just like a red sports car!).. and guess what colour I've just recently bought :laugh:  I must be pretty fickle because I love it now that I own one!

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