eBay : Vector MG-93

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Found while browsing eBay: Vector MG-93

Not mine, but it looks like (by the paint job) the ex-Jon Adams / ex-Gordy Good car...

[CornerSpeed]

Is there a parts distributor for Vector in the U.S.?

[Larry]

As far as I know, Vector went under about 10 years ago. They produced a handful of nice cars, but succumbed to financial failures and management problems.

Larry Oliver
International Racing Products

[CornerSpeed]

Thanks, Larry.

[Darren Brown]

Britain West has some stuff still in stock as well as the jigs to make the rear wishbones for the Vector. There are some guys in Phoenix that have the jigs to make front wishbones (can not remember who though). Most of the stuff is pretty easy to make or have duplicated.

I have not ran out of parts for my Vector yet. With that said, if you break an oil tank beyond repair you will be screwed. My car also has fabricated steel uprights, which should be pretty much bullet proof. I noticed the car on E Bay had aluminum uprights, not sure what year those came on. E Bay car was advertised as a 93, but it is a little bit different than my 93 Vector.

The best thing about the Vector is the weight, my car weighs well under 900lbs with fuel and oil. I would guess the other Vectors would be similar.

Darren

[Don Jones]

Darren
How would the Vector fit a 6' 180 lb driver?
Thanks
Don

[Supersmile]

How would the Vector fit a 6' 180 lb driver?

I had a '95 Vector that was quite roomy; I'm 6'1" and about 180lbs.

[Darren Brown]

Don,


No issues on your size. I am 5'11" and 205 and fit great. They have plenty of room.

Darren

PS. If you guys are looking for a Vector keep an eye in the classifieds here. I might be putting my Vector FF up for sale in the near future (still undecided)

[Don Jones]

Thanks for the info guys.