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Midas - The Midas Car Care franchise on the road to success

  • . The number of cars and light trucks continues to rise.
  • . Also, as automotive technology improves, owners are keeping their cars for longer periods of time.



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  • . The number of cars and light trucks on the road continues to rise, car owners are keeping their cars longer and advanced automotive technology means repairs may be too difficult to do at home.



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  • Alternative Cars Ltd Home of Midas Cars About Midas Cars The Midas Mark 1 coupe made its debut at the 1978 Performance car show.
  • . Alternative Cars Ltd, Unit 2D, Little Clanfield Mill, Clanfield, Near Faringdon, Oxon, OX18 2RX Tel: +44 (0) 1865 427823, Fax: +44 (0) 871 7334679 www.midascars.co.uk WebMaster: AGC Every Midas features the all-composite monocoque, which is still unrivalled for its strength and longevity.
  • . The quality of the design and construction of the Midas means that the bodies are less prone to crazing than other GRP cars.
  • . Many early cars are still on the road, but as Midas owners tend to use their cars frequently it is not unusual to find that the cars are on their second or even third set of running gear.
  • . After a false start with Pastiche Cars Ltd in 1990, GTM bought up the rights to the Midas range and re-launched the Gold convertible.



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  • On this page: Midas Cars Midas Cars A Midas in 1979.
  • . Harold Dermott and his company, D&H Fibreglass Techniques, of Greenfield, , England came to an agreement in 1975 with cars to take over production of their model.
  • . Demand for cars was now outstripping the small workshop in Oldham so a move was made to a factory in , Northamptonshire and the company name changed to Midas Cars Ltd.
  • . In order to sell complete cars as well as kits a Midas successfully underwent a full ECE12 crash test.
  • . The rights to the car were purchased in 1990 by Pastiche Cars of, Yorkshire who relaunched the range and made a handfull of convertibles before selling the Gold Convertible on to GTM of, Leicestershire.
  • . In the meantime the old Mini based Midas had reappeared being made by Midtech cars for a short time.
  • . In 2001 the Midas changed hands again when GTM sold it to a new Midas Cars Ltd based in, West Midlands.
  • . Although the cars were well received the company went into liquidation in 2003.

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  • . Many kit cars are made to look like historic or current cars (the is a popular one) while other are completely original designs.
  • . In the UK during the 1950s, 1960s and beyond, "kit cars" were sometimes also production vehicles that were partially assembled in order to circumvent the extraordinarly high "value added" taxes of the era.
  • . Often the cars could be taken home and completed in as little as a weekend.
  • . According to figures given to the magazine Total Kit Car the most popular kit in the United Kingdom is made by Robin Hood Sportscars who sell 700 kits a year.




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