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Award-winning Duratec powered R500 spec Caterham Duratec R. A very honest car .... its history having been documented extensively online and treasured by true caterham enthusiast. HISTORY One of the first ever, if not the first, Duratec powered Caterhams, beautifully built by Mick Atree in late 2002 R500 rolling chassis with all the top of the range goodies + a powerful yet very unstressed 225bhp spec dry sumped 2.0 HE Duratec engine. A sensational car with so much chuckability and grunt. Only Radicals, Jades and full on 700bhp GT2 race cars come past & at around 515kg mark it will easily keep up with 260+ bhp SV's & CSR's, 240bhp westfields etc.. This car has been faultless and the engine completely bulletproof with huge low end torque, great revability yet impecable manners and supremely cool running temperatures. I can give it no greater praise when I state that it has brought me some of the most pleasurable days of my entire life and completely worry free as well. Billet centre rims, a full cage, dry sump, full logging & race springs means that compared to your stock R cars its one step on as the perfect trackday tool,but with the grunt of the duratec it also could also be converted to a stunning fast road caterham in a negligible amount of workshop time. An unlucky incident at Spa last autumn has meant a winter rebuild for comparativley minor damage... a new long front at Arch Motors being the only chassis repair, most of the other stuff largely cosmetic, professionally assembled by Redline at Caterham. It is therefore, outwardly, a *brand new car* and in showroom, as new condition. New owner gets the privelidge of blessing it with its first stonechips ! The car has also just had a full 2 hour pre-trackday inspection and spanner check performed up at Ratrace (completed on 3rd march).
originally 2002 Full R500 spec
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