Landspeed World
Record In 1999 we were approached by Colin
Fallows of Prime Time Jet Power. He contacted us to talk about
painting the chassis frame and body panels for his NEW Jet
car 'SPLIT SECOND' (as seen below). Colin was extremely happy
with our work and this led to us working on further projects
with the Prime Time Jet Power Team.
The latest project we have worked on
is the NEW Electric car 'E-Motion'. The world electric speed
records is set to take place in May 2005 in the U.S.A.
We have also done paintwork on the British
Land Speed car 'Vampire', which set the record of 300.5 MPH
at York in 2000.
Vampire Built in the early 1980's by Colin
Fallows and friends at Santa Pod Raceway, "Vampire"
has now made around 3,000 runs in her long and glittering
career. She has performed in almost every European country
at some stage and is probably the best known jet car outside
of the United States.
Split Second Built over 1998 and 1999, "Split
Second" was designed to replace "Vampire".
On her first full-bore passes after testing she set a new
Outright British Landspeed Record of 272.9 mph during Colin
and Marks UK land speed shootout. Still being developed, she
already accelerates harder than "Vampire" and in
2004 will be used in an attempt to reset our own Outright
British Landspeed Record to a new high of around 325 mph.
E-Motion measuring in at 32 feet long and
24 inches high, the E-Motion is ready to conquer the World
Land Speed record for fastest electric car. This record attempt
is due to take place in May 2005 in the U.S.A.
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