Ariel Atom 1 120 For Sale - NOW SOLD

[Crez]

Ariel Atom 1  120  For Sale 

Colour - Yellow

Specification: 1.8 Rover. Close ratio gearbox, road pack, removeable steering wheel, adjustable traction control, stainles steel exhaust, 15" wheel package, competition rod ends, anti slip seat coat, aluminium gear and brake grip, autocom and immobilizer

Price - £15,995

Location - UK, Staffordshire

[Atom120]

Chassis number 25 per chance?

[Crez]

Certainly is.  I believe it use to belong to you?  The car has done me proud over the last two years, unfortunately not getting the use out of it anymore due to fatherhood.

[benyeats]

What is the mileage ?

Ben

[Atom120]

[quote="Crez"]
Certainly is.  I believe it use to belong to you?  The car has done me proud over the last two years, unfortunately not getting the use out of it anymore due to fatherhood.
[/quote]

It was indeed my Mk1! Glad to hear you've enjoyed owning it over the last two years - the 120s really are brilliant fun!

[Northatom]

Hi Crez,

Do you have any pictures and/or more details on condition that you could send or post on the forum?

Thanks!

[Atom120]

If you go to http://www.atomclub.com/ the yellow car at the front of the lineup in the picture on the homepage is the car! Its famous!

[Atom120]

And here're a few more (albeit all now a few years out-of-date)

[img width=500]http://gallery.atomclub.com/albums/user ... 20014a.jpg[/img]
[img width=500]http://gallery.atomclub.com/albums/user ... 00%29A.jpg[/img]
[img width=500]http://gallery.atomclub.com/albums/user ... 43.35A.jpg[/img]

[Andrew Hobson]

Crez

you have mail

Andrew

[Crez]

Cheers Atom120 for posting pictures.  The car is the same without the advertising stickers. 

Current mileage - 13,081

[Atom120]

Its not done an awful lot in the last couple of years then - think it had about 10k on it when I sold.

Also worth pointing out that, in common with the other Brunters cars, its got Mk2 mudguards, which means they don't fall off, and other little mods that make it easier to live with than a standard Mk1, such as a modified oil dip-stick that allows you to check the oil without taking the entire rear of the car to bits!

For those who don't know, this car is a sister car to Ben Yeats' car.

[benyeats]

[quote="Atom120"]
For those who don't know, this car is a sister car to Ben Yeats' car.
[/quote]

Also mobilerobbie's car.  Seems to be the best version of the Mk 1 as they were part of a set of four that were very well looked after including a lot of updates that other Mk1 cars may not have had.

Ben

[Alec]

[quote="benyeats"]
[quote="Atom120"]
For those who don't know, this car is a sister car to Ben Yeats' car.
[/quote]

Also mobilerobbie's car.  Seems to be the best version of the Mk 1 as they were part of a set of four that were very well looked after including a lot of updates that other Mk1 cars may not have had.

Ben
[/quote]

What's happened to number four then?

[mobilerobbie]

Benyeats, does your car (and the other 2) then also have the brackets for LHD installed?
Is a salesoption I would certainly mention since it took me 3 whole hours to convert the car from RHD to LHD incl all wiring....

[benyeats]

[quote="mobilerobbie"]
Benyeats, does your car (and the other 2) then also have the brackets for LHD installed?
Is a salesoption I would certainly mention since it took me 3 whole hours to convert the car from RHD to LHD incl all wiring....
[/quote]

I have a bracket for the pedals only (I think) can't see how the steering wheel would attach to the frame ?

Would think all the cars are the same.

Ben