Aww Thanks You've cheered Me up. You see I'm having terrible continuing alternator/regulator problems, to a point where I was in tears because I just want to get My car on the road and enjoy driving her. I'm planning to take Her to Stoneleigh kit car rally, that's if I can get her fixed. Anyway She's called "Bitsy" and She's a classic Lomax kit car, built in the early 80's from a 1974 ami. Best Wishes, Jahmahrah
As it usually is with these cars it's probably something glaring and simple like an earth or a slippery pulley you haven't thought of yet I've been there myself many times. Oh here's a thought the guy who owns lomax is a member of my Facebook group feel free to post up some details and you never know someone may have had the same problem
Thanks so much for this. I had wondered what might be available for the 2CV. I really liked the Deuggi. I would love one built with a 602 cc engine and a hardtop. I guess I wished someone had given the 2CV6 a light clean and roomy coupe treatment. Sort of what the Bijou wanted to be but with only 2 seats set a little farther away in the car.
Interesting video Oliver. I recently purchased a 2CV Jeep replica where the body was custom made a one off, unlike the kit car. It is a pleasure to drive. Looks quite cool similar to a Willy's jeep
I have had a number of 2cv kit cars , (3) 223 Lomax (1) 244 Lomax And loved them all But they are as good as the builder Always wanted Blackjack Avion 👍
Rocking the spots on the 2cv , new addition 👌 , I just hate kit cars sorry and all that i would love to build a one but I have never seen a good looking one , they are just never quite right in my opinion 😂 good chat thow 👍
I would love to see an actual 2cv kit with new or remanufactured parts. Complete engine and drivetrain,frame,body,wiring harness,etc. Purchaser assembles the parts and paints it.
If I were to build a 2cv kit I'd find a 2cv completely beyond restoration and go from there. Maybe a 3 wheeler something well proportioned like the falcon
Great video, more pictures would be good. I have a Lomax 224, 5 speed GSA box and 652cc big bore conversion, lots of new parts and great fun. At least the 2CV is surviving in these cars.
Hi Oliver, great video that I stumbled upon because I have recently been given the opportunity to take on a "barn find" restoration of a 2cv based kit car that is in bits. At fist glance I thought it was a Lomax 223, however on closer inspection it doesn't look like it is. Would you be willing to help me identify it?
You are talking a load of rubbish, why would you use aluminium or cloth in this day and age? 30hp gives a good power to weight ratio and poor aerodynamics is the reason the 2CV is slow? 30hp is why it is slow. Why make videos when you have expertise?
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Aww Thanks You've cheered Me up. You see I'm having terrible continuing alternator/regulator problems, to a point where I was in tears because I just want to get My car on the road and enjoy driving her. I'm planning to take Her to Stoneleigh kit car rally, that's if I can get her fixed. Anyway She's called "Bitsy" and She's a classic Lomax kit car, built in the early 80's from a 1974 ami.
Best Wishes, Jahmahrah
As it usually is with these cars it's probably something glaring and simple like an earth or a slippery pulley you haven't thought of yet I've been there myself many times.
Oh here's a thought the guy who owns lomax is a member of my Facebook group feel free to post up some details and you never know someone may have had the same problem
Thanks so much for this. I had wondered what might be available for the 2CV. I really liked the Deuggi. I would love one built with a 602 cc engine and a hardtop. I guess I wished someone had given the 2CV6 a light clean and roomy coupe treatment. Sort of what the Bijou wanted to be but with only 2 seats set a little farther away in the car.
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Interesting video Oliver. I recently purchased a 2CV Jeep replica where the body was custom made a one off, unlike the kit car. It is a pleasure to drive. Looks quite cool similar to a Willy's jeep
Cool I am familiar with these specials but haven't seen one in person yet
I have had a number of 2cv kit cars , (3) 223 Lomax (1) 244 Lomax And loved them all
But they are as good as the builder Always wanted Blackjack Avion 👍
Too much words, not enough pictures...
Thank you for sharing Oliver, I think the kit cars are a good idea, they keep cars going that are not practical to restore.
My thoughts exactly
Been interested in a Lomax for a while now; fascinating to see these other options. Thanks for this!👍
If you are interested in a Lomax, you would probably also like a Le Patron
Rocking the spots on the 2cv , new addition 👌 , I just hate kit cars sorry and all that i would love to build a one but I have never seen a good looking one , they are just never quite right in my opinion 😂 good chat thow 👍
They are Cebé that I converted to 6v led. I did make a video if you want to see how I did it
@@OliverPickard Yes that would be interesting cheers 😊👍
Here's a link ua-cam.com/video/gBaDzzKhIU8/v-deo.html
I would love to see an actual 2cv kit with new or remanufactured parts. Complete engine and drivetrain,frame,body,wiring harness,etc. Purchaser assembles the parts and paints it.
There is a company in In believe the UK that will build you a new one
I have a question, which one of these kit cars would you choose for your 2CV (apart from Jolene)?
If I were to build a 2cv kit I'd find a 2cv completely beyond restoration and go from there. Maybe a 3 wheeler something well proportioned like the falcon
@@OliverPickard like the Lomax 223 or the other one that you mentioned?
@@OliverPickard me personally, I’d go with the: Canard, Burton or the Lomax 223.
Great video, more pictures would be good.
I have a Lomax 224, 5 speed GSA box and 652cc big bore conversion, lots of new parts and great fun. At least the 2CV is surviving in these cars.
Hi Oliver, great video that I stumbled upon because I have recently been given the opportunity to take on a "barn find" restoration of a 2cv based kit car that is in bits. At fist glance I thought it was a Lomax 223, however on closer inspection it doesn't look like it is. Would you be willing to help me identify it?
Ofcorse! I have a Facebook group feel free to join and post a pick if I don't know one of the other members might
@@OliverPickard Fantastic, I'll look up your Facebook group then. Cheers!
@@shmavitz link in the description
Blackjack Avion for the win. IMO.
I'd rather put the money into restoring a 2CV. I do understand and respect the opinions, but just not for me.
Sorry I didn't understand the name of the sporty British one you cited at the beginning, the one you said that looks like a Lancia, thank you!
Sammio is not easy to say when your congested haha
Too much talking , not enough pictures.
Deaux chevaux. Deaux mort.
You are talking a load of rubbish, why would you use aluminium or cloth in this day and age? 30hp gives a good power to weight ratio and poor aerodynamics is the reason the 2CV is slow? 30hp is why it is slow. Why make videos when you have expertise?