I think the main problem is there are now plenty of MX5’s and MGF’s around for 
people who want an open topped sports car.
There wasn’t anything similar when the 2+2 first came out.

Nowadays 99% of people are happy with a production car rather than something 
with 1980’s parts underneath it.

Whereas the 7 market are all kit cars, there’s not really a production option, 
if you can’t afford a real Caterham you buy a clone.

I’m sure Eddie could repair the door for a lot less than a new one from Quantum.

Jim


From: neil birkin 
Sent: Tuesday, August 20, 2013 2:17 PM
To: [email protected] 
Subject: [Quantum Owners] Re: How much for a 2+2?

They used to be expensive cars! Mine cost me 8 grand to build originally (one 
of the ones on ebay now). However they have since seemed to 'fall out of 
favour' alongside the rise of the seven rep. So people seem to be just trying 
to get the best price they can for them. Personally - although I am sure that 
the 4 grand car is gorgeous, it is made from exactly the same kit as the 1 - 2 
grand cars..... so you pays you money and you take your choice I reckon. I am 
currently in a bit of a dilemma as I have been thinking about buying my old one 
back - however there is a little damage to the passenger door so i priced one 
up at quantum. My god a door is expensive!!! So expensive I reckon I would be 
better off buying a different car to be honest...

On Monday, 19 August 2013 15:36:23 UTC+1, James Benjafield wrote: 
  There are 2 on the website one at £2000 and one at £4000, which bits justify 
the difference.
  Also a couple on ebay around £1 - 2000. 
  What do I look for in a good one other than 12 months MOT.

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