DIY XKR-S GT - raid the junkyard
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+1, also curious to know. I have full SDD and supported hardware interface.
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So besides the scrap yard, are there any other places that might have XKR-S GT bits for sale?
I think the dive planes in carbon would look rather snazzy.
After scouring the interwebz, quality aftermarket stuff for XKs is hard to come by and by in large the European market is way ahead of the US in terms of availability, sort of like the Lotus community.
I think the dive planes in carbon would look rather snazzy.
After scouring the interwebz, quality aftermarket stuff for XKs is hard to come by and by in large the European market is way ahead of the US in terms of availability, sort of like the Lotus community.
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I've only seen one wrecked GT at auction in the US and was not able to track down what the buyer did with it. I reckon It was damaged badly enough that dismantling would have been the best choice.
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Could always check vehicle salvage sites, but don't expect to be able to count on them to be able to tell the difference between an XKR, XKR-S, or an XKR-S GT. Best bet would be to narrow down the year(s) & just check out the photos. Your eyes will always be better than their search engines
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