Mugen RR Glasgow and moral dilema
Discussion
Yesterday i went out for a drive down my new favorite road, which runs from Newton Mearns to Stewarton, i just got myself an Eunos Roadster with an HKS turbo kit so i'm finding any excuse to drive it . On my way back i believe i saw an FD2 Mugen RR, reg plate MUG3N, after checking on the plate on the MOT database i believe it is genuine.
Which got me thinking, here is a car that was built to be driven quickly, then it was tuned and further developed to be driven even quicker, but it is a limited run car which is worth a lot and is only going up in value.
The car in question has been driven less than 1000 miles from new, but i feel it is almost a waste of this car being driven so little.
I can understand both sides of the argument, but i honestly think if i had this car it would have some serious miles on it. So Kudos for having restraint but i really hope the miles on it have been hard and well enjoyed.
Which got me thinking, here is a car that was built to be driven quickly, then it was tuned and further developed to be driven even quicker, but it is a limited run car which is worth a lot and is only going up in value.
The car in question has been driven less than 1000 miles from new, but i feel it is almost a waste of this car being driven so little.
I can understand both sides of the argument, but i honestly think if i had this car it would have some serious miles on it. So Kudos for having restraint but i really hope the miles on it have been hard and well enjoyed.
Leftfootwonder said:
The really are special cars. I was at a track day at the Bedford Autodrome a couple of years ago and a red RR turned up after the lunch break, did a handful of laps and then vanished!
Maybe the drivers are as much an enigma as the cars themselves.
If a couple could be 12, within the mists of time, this EVO article might explain the appearance/disappearance...Maybe the drivers are as much an enigma as the cars themselves.
https://www.evo.co.uk/honda/civic/6636/honda-civic...
griffter said:
Leftfootwonder said:
The really are special cars. I was at a track day at the Bedford Autodrome a couple of years ago and a red RR turned up after the lunch break, did a handful of laps and then vanished!
Maybe the drivers are as much an enigma as the cars themselves.
If a couple could be 12, within the mists of time, this EVO article might explain the appearance/disappearance...Maybe the drivers are as much an enigma as the cars themselves.
https://www.evo.co.uk/honda/civic/6636/honda-civic...
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