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ROTRAX Kit Car, runs, registered.
Location: East of England - Pondersbridge
Swap Value: £2.000+
Description:
Rotrax Kit Car,
2.0 manual Ford based.
it is road registered with V5 and Q reg.
it was registered in 1995.
will need some things sorting, brakes need attention, sticking and not working well....
electrics are open to exposure so need covering up
no roof or doors. needs new reg plates made.
a project that runs and can be driven on off trailer easily.
engine runs well, gearbox ok.
2.0 cortina engine i think, worth a few quid alone.
it is ready for your own imagination, not going to be easy to get an mot but not impossible just will need some attention and love.
it is what you see. ready to turn into anything you can think of, i see a zombie apocolypse style in my mind, but who knows what you could do with it?
ideal off road fun round a farm etc....
£1,995 takes it, no, you can not drive it home, you will need a trailer/truck.
Located near Peterborough.
below is info i found online about this car, interesting...
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The Adams Rotrax is a British kit car designed by Dennis Adams, originally marketed as a rugged, affordable off-roader or "beach buggy."
Original Design and Evolution
Chassis and Engine: The classic Rotrax features a fiberglass body mounted on a spaceframe chassis, utilizing running gear, suspension, and engines from the Ford Cortina or Ford Sierra (such as the 2.0L Pinto engine).
Performance: It is typically a rear-wheel drive two-seater with lightweight construction, offering high approach angles and off-road capability despite its simple 2WD layout.
Successor: In 1991, Barry Chantler developed the Dakar 4x4, which stretched the Rotrax body to fit a Range Rover chassis, providing four-wheel drive and a V8 engine for more serious off-road use.
Market Availability
Rarity: Only around 100 units were originally produced, making them rare collector items.
Pricing: Current market values vary significantly; project cars or incomplete kits often sell for £1,200–£3,000, while restored or unique examples can fetch £6,000–£10,000+.
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