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Chemotherapy Chassis
liam.mccaffrey - 7/4/08 at 01:47 AM

This is the progress I have made on my chassis in the days following my first chemo treatment. I could only work for a little while and then had to rest up, but with a lot of help from my Dad we have done really well.


chassis start 5
chassis start 5

chassis start 4
chassis start 4

chassis start 2
chassis start 2

chassis start 3
chassis start 3

Me
Me



[Edited on 7/4/08 by liam.mccaffrey]


Maradona - 7/4/08 at 02:00 AM

nice work, dont worry build a locost takes time, mine is in construction from 2004, and to the end y need 1 more year, I work alone with no help.
cheers


kreb - 7/4/08 at 02:52 AM

Good work! I hope that the build is therapy unto itself. It was great for me.


jollygreengiant - 7/4/08 at 04:25 AM

Looking good Liam. Keep up with the thereapy and youl'l be a goodun in no time.


Jon Ison - 7/4/08 at 06:03 AM

I don't know how to tell you this, your imaginary steering wheel ? Its on the wrong side ?

Also, is that a tree I can see loitering in the garage ?

And another also, there seems to be a piece of scrap under the bench...

I'm sure you can come up with an appropriate name for her when she's finished ?


Humbug - 7/4/08 at 06:16 AM

Far be it from me to suggest how you do your chassis (since I bought mine) but don't you need a bit of cross-bracing and perimter tubing round the four lower uprights?


02GF74 - 7/4/08 at 07:12 AM

quote:
Originally posted by Jon Ison
I don't know how to tell you this, your imaginary steering wheel ? Its on the wrong side ?



not sure since location is listed as "Location Milford Haven/Oklahoma" presumably the Oklahoma that is in US.

Anyway, good stuff lthough the engine does seem to be a little bit low!


Mr Whippy - 7/4/08 at 07:36 AM

good start

I'd drape something over the engine (cotton cover as it won't catch fire) as it is about to get covered in nasty dirt from grinding, I also plug up any inlets etc.

Great thing to aim for and keep you busy.


JAG - 7/4/08 at 07:57 AM

Yep, looking good.

That 1.6 Mazda MX5/Miata engine and gearbox will work out perfectly


worX - 7/4/08 at 08:09 AM

As Jon mentioned, you must of been in MS Paint and got your photo turned round or summat

And I for one think you could do with a bit more side impact protection.........


Steve


Dangle_kt - 7/4/08 at 08:57 AM

nice work! Keep at it when you can.


nitram38 - 7/4/08 at 10:06 AM

Keeping busy on something you like doing will help your spirits up.
Keep up the good work and get well soon!


liam.mccaffrey - 7/4/08 at 11:39 AM

yup left hand drive locost, the engine under the bench is a spare engine, that will be rebuilt, the goodun is in the whole mazda. the observant may notice there is actually 2 mazda miatas in garage

thanks for the support guys


RK - 8/4/08 at 02:25 AM

Can't find them for less than about $3000 in Canada and you've got TWO! I know how much energy it takes to get out to the garage after a head injury, let alone after chemo. I'm sure you'll fly along!!