2006 Tiger Cat E1. Competition Pinto Engine

With regret, i'm thinking of selling my Tiger Cat E1 Pinto.
I only bought it in April with grand plans to drive it every day etc etc but as I have two small children, I have come to realise, it's at the wrong time in my life so I think it's best that someone else enjoy it.
It was built by South Cheshire College by the Engineering Department and has been put together nicely.
Engine was donated by Dave Brooks Racing Engines (£4k worth in 2006 according to Dave Brookes receipt). It's 165bhp at the wheels.
It has the usual lightened flywheel, racing cam, bored out to 2100cc, ported and flowed head, Cosworth bits on the inside and twin Dellorto carbs
Has the nice Tiger Racing seats and a lovely black & red colour scheme.
Has LED lights fitted to the rear
I have a file about 2 inches thick to go with the car and it has an MOT until April 2019.
I've fitted some bigger wheels and new Toyo Proxxy tyres and if my asking price is met, i'll throw in the old set of wheels and tyres too.
Have a new set of LED lights to install at the front and a set of windscreen wipers that'll go with the car, plus a brake light I had intended on fitting to the top of the roll bar for extra visibility.
Also thrown in will be some spare throttle cable.
Comes with cockpit tonneau cover and outdoor waterproof car cover.
Couple of small jobs want doing on the car. Wings need adjustment to fit back on over the bigger wheels at the front (currently running without wings fitted),
one indicator bulb is out at the front and it has a small electrical fault (suspect bad earth), as main beam lights are intermittent. Nothing an hours work wouldn't sort.
On an age related H plate and done approx 6,000 miles.
Based in Chester. Welcome to come and i'll take you out for a test drive in it.
Message me or call / text on 07557 095 519 with any questions.
For the money, it's just about the best thing you can drive and it's one hell of a thrill. It's just not going to get used (and hasn't been for the last 2 months) and it's sad to see it sat in the garage.