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All these sites are worth visiting, or they wouldn't be here. The number of stars next to a link indicates relative value from our admittedly biased perspective of a U.S.-based Fury builder.
Excellent content, usually with good images. A real resource.
Good information with notable tech value or pictures.
Some valuable info here, but not as much depth.
Check it out now and then, something useful is here somewhere.

Manufacturers & Distributors
Fisher Sportscars The manufacturer of the Fury.
Fury USA (site launching soon) The U.S. importer of the Fury.
Specialist Sports Cars The manufacturer of the Stylus, a more civilized cousin of the Fury.
Spycar The U.S. importer of the Stylus. Pretty site design.
Sylva Autokits The designer of the Fury, Phoenix and Stylus.
Stuart Taylor Motorsport Recently acquired the worldwide rights to build and distribute the Phoenix.
Wolfhound-Serata, Inc. Soon-to-be U.S. importer of the Phoenix.

Parts & Tools Suppliers
Harbor Freight Tools Cheap tools. Free shipping, even for huge stuff.
Rally Design Wilwood brake kits for European cars. Lots of other useful parts.
Bill Hirsch Auto Paint and supplies, including "Miracle Paint" rust killer.
American Autowire Kit car wiring harnesses and supplies using standard GM wiring.
Europa Specialist Spares Lighting, seats, trim, etc. for kit cars.
Sports Car Accessories Steering wheels, pedals, belts, suits.
Demon Tweeks Huge U.K. motorsport mailorder supplier with great export dept. Get the catalog, 'cause their dysfunctional, overdesigned web site has about 1% of what they sell.

Clubs, Owners Groups and BBSs
(WARNING: Both SmartGroups and Yahoo Groups are riddled with intrusive advertising and may launch ads in your browser without your permission. Surf with caution!)
Sylva Chat List A SmartGroup devoted to Sylva cars, the Fury and the Stylus. Good traffic and very helpful.
Club Stylus SSC Stylus owners group.
Sylva Sportscar Register A club for owners of the Stylus, Fury and all Sylva manufactured cars.
Styluslist Group A Yahoo Group devoted to the Stylus. Very low traffic.
Locost Group A Yahoo Group devoted to the Locost. Even though the focus is on Lotus 7 replicas, there is excellent traffic and many good tech tips can be found here.

Fury and Striker Owners' Pages
Robin's Fury Page A excellent and detailed build diary with lots of good photos. Reading this site convinced me to build a Fury.
Andy's Fury ZX9R A Ninja powered Fury build diary. Very nice photos of each step in the process.
CoolSportsCars David Elliston's Fury build site. Good tips and photos of a Zetec Fury build.
Bob Mallett's Fury A build diary with detailed accounting of parts needed and prices. Some good event pics.
Nick Russell's Fury Us! A few pics and some good parts info, with more promised soon.
Nick Walczak's Build Diary "The idiot’s guide to installing a Fireblade engine in a Fury." Good tech advice. No pics, but plenty of pop-up ads.
The Beeast The new home of Nick Walczak's Fury Fireblade, with some good event pics.
Richard Miles Striker R1 Excellent stuff! Lots of detailed photos and tips that fill some of the many gaps in the build manual.
Red Reck Racing Striker Build More good build photos and technical tips.
Neil Wain's Tiger OK, so it's not a Fury. Lots of good tech tips and detailed photos of various modifications.

Other Links Pages
Kit Car Links An amazing compilation of links to kit car manufacturers, parts suppliers, and just about anything else.
Total Kit Car Total Kit Car is a terrific news site for the kit car industry. It's not dominated by tedious Cobra, Countach and Fiero coverage, unlike most other kit car news sources.
Kit Car Guide Good kit car info site, with manufacturer links.

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