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Midway Sportscars

Automotive manufacturer of Hextable in Kent: United Kingdom From 2005 to 2006.

Midway Sportscars Automotive manufacturer of Hextable in Kent: United Kingdom From 2005 to 2006.

Midway Sportscars was a British manufacturer of kit type automobiles in the mid 2000s. The brand name was Midway .

History

Terry Francis founded the company in Hextable in the county of Kent . They started producing automobiles and kits in 2005  . By 2006 production ended.

The main model was the Midtec Spyder  This model was designed in 1988 by Lee Noble of Kitdeal , who produced it until 1989. This was followed by Midtec Sports Cars until 1997 and Stuart Taylor Motorsport until 2005. After ceasing production at Midway Sports Cars, an Irish company acquired the project in 2009 and attempted to continue production. In total, about 32 copies were made.

This was an small open two-seater. Not everyone liked its looks, the front was remarkably short bug eye look. The engine was mounted behind the seats in the rear. The base of the chassis formed by a tubular frame. Various small V2 engines from motorcycles such as Honda Firestorm or Honda SP 1 and SP 2 powered the vehicles. The motors contributed from 1000 cc displacement optionally 110 hp or 136 hp.

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