Say I want to build my own Caterham, but I live in the US. I've

http://us.caterhamcars.com/

>>14856132
>http://us.caterhamcars.com/
where in there do you see a self assembly option?
when i tried all i found were dealer locators.

>>14856148
Call em.

>>14856148
Had to go all the way to the second google result for that
http://www.speedclassics.com/Thebuild.html

>>14856171
>tripfag being a faggot again
go ahead and click the home button. see what happens.

catrahm cars are legal to drive on the road here in the USA

there is this dude that lives very close to me and he brings his to the local car show every year

>>14856189
GEE THANKS FOR THE INFO MAN
COULDNT TELL ON ACCOUNT OF THERES US DEALERS THAT SELL COMPLETED CARS

>>14856204
>implying you can't buy track cars that aren't road-legal

>>14856126
>Say I want to build my own Factory Five Cobra
Fixed that for you, OP. I can't say that other thing you accidentally said.

It might be worth looking at some of the other manufacturers of Seven-style kits as well. Westfield is a big one and I know there are some in the US, and then there are tons of Locost Miata-based kits.

Personally, if I were building a kit car, it'd be Exomotive's Miata-based DBR1 kit instead of a Seven. It's almost as light as a Caterham and I love the idea of blasting up the local canyons in something that makes me feel like I'm driving in the '59 Targa Florio or whatever, even if it lacks the sheer pace of the Caterham.

>>14856177
The fuck you want? For us to buy one and build it for you too?

locost

>>14856126
Emigrate to the UK, if you can stand to be without your guns.

>>14856126
why don't you call caterham in the uk and ask if their kits come with assembly instructions?

>>14856274
This.

Caterhams are nice, but they're far more expensive than other Seven clones for not a huge amount of extra performance.