£632
2003 Robin Hood 2B Sports Project Registration no. CGY 371Y Chassis no. SABTVRO354025298
Bonhams • UK • 7 Jun 2014
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£632
2003 Robin Hood 2B Sports Project Registration no. CGY 371Y Chassis no. SABTVRO354025298
UK • 7 Jun 2014
Vehicle Details
AI Listing Summary
This is a 2003 Robin Hood 2B Sports Project car, sold as a dismantled kit with a Vauxhall engine that needs installation. Offered with a V5 registration, it is sold strictly as viewed, implying it requires significant work to be roadworthy.
Condition
3
The car is listed as a 'project' and 'dismantled,' indicating it requires assembly and likely has not been maintained in running condition. Furthermore, it's sold 'strictly as viewed,' suggesting potential issues and the need for significant reconditioning.
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70,028 miles (via 2009 MOT)
CGY 371Y
United Kingdom
SABTVRO354025298
2003
Auction
£632
2003 Robin Hood 2B Sports Project Registration no. CGY 371Y Chassis no. SABTVRO354025298
Bonhams • UK • 7 Jun 2014
Market Position:
Lowest Price
Track live values and receive listing alerts
Description
Robin Hood Engineering was founded in Sherwood, Nottinghamshire (where else?) by Richard Stewart in 1984 and began by making Ferrari Daytona replicas based on the Rover SD1, around 70 of which were sold.
In 1989 the company launched the Robin Hood S7, a Lotus Seven-style kit car that was unusual in featuring a welded stainless steel monocoque chassis rather than the more usual tubular steel spaceframe type.
Customers could opt for Triumph Dolomite, Ford Cortina or Ford Sierra donor vehicles, with the latter becoming the most popular choice.
Robin Hood's policy of 'one kit + one donor vehicle = car on the road' would prove to be outstandingly successful and during 1997 production peaked at over 500 kits annually.
In 1999 the monocoque was superseded by a tubular steel spaceframe on the Robin Hood 2B, which was made specifically for the Ford Sierra as donor vehicle, and this basic design lasted until 2007 when the current 'Zero' model was introduced.
By this time the company had cha...
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£6,412
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MOT Information
Expired
Expired on 20th Oct 2010
Latest MOT mileage:
70,028 miles
MOT History
Passed
On 21st Oct 2009, 70,028 miles
Passed
On 1st Oct 2008, 70,015 miles
Passed
On 8th Oct 2007, 69,808 miles
Passed
On 9th Oct 2006, 69,675 miles
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