well I've got it back after 6 / 7 weeks I need to fit mesh and other bits like 2nd mirror etc... but it gives you the idea of the finished car.
Only words I have is ignore exhaust pipe it will be changed to look right.
I'm very happy with work they've done, after all the whole car is fibreglass including the whole door.
Picture Heavy!!
WOWZER!! That's stunning!!
I think I'd swap the headlight cover screws for black ones so they a look a little less 'bolt-on'.
erm WOW !!!!!
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Originally posted by Nickp
WOWZER!! That's stunning!!
I think I'd swap the headlight cover screws for black ones so they a look a little less 'bolt-on'.
looks great, congratulations.
THAT is a car and a half!!
stunning
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Originally posted by killerferret666
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Originally posted by Nickp
WOWZER!! That's stunning!!
I think I'd swap the headlight cover screws for black ones so they a look a little less 'bolt-on'.
Good thinking batman, ill try and source some black ones that don't rust or ill get them coated
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Originally posted by ReMan
Yes , it seems a bit petty and "diss the screws" when the rest is so stunning, but I agree will look a bit more 'factory'.
Top job, look forward to seeing it
WOW. What a difference that paint job has made.
It has my vote as the best looking non replica kit car, although obviously influenced by the mac F1.
ProBolt do black ally screws. ProBolt
Fantastic job, much better than white Imo
[Edited on 4-3-15 by 40inches]
Wow. That is amazing! I bet you're itching to start showing it off.
Thanks everyone.
Well it wont be driven for a while, I'm off on holiday tomorrow for a long period lol
gobsmackingly gorgeous!
That looks spectacular
Very Very nice!!! Looks amazing!
Matt
Proper shiney
Holy Crap, that looks lovely. Thought mine looked good!
Can't wait to see this at Stoneleigh. I will be on the Lambo Replica Club pitch so pop over
Simply Stunning!
Wow! Proper job.
Cant fault it at all.. amazing how a coat of paint changes the look of sonething!
Mark.
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Originally posted by Acc8braman
Can't wait to see this at Stoneleigh. I will be on the Lambo Replica Club pitch so pop over
Where abouts are you in the uk?
Near Bournemouth, so right on the coast
Looks great, which bodyshop did you use?
Thanks
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Originally posted by marmot0
Looks great, which bodyshop did you use?
Thanks
That looks fekking awesome! Very very impressed.
Have you got any interior shots?
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Originally posted by ceebmoj
Have you got any interior shots?
Cant see it at work but will look tonight.
very very nice indeed !!!
will we see shots of the finished article in CKC ?
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Originally posted by Chris_Xtreme
very very nice indeed !!!
will we see shots of the finished article in CKC ?
you need to get out and enjoy driving it
maybe install a mirror on a stick, so as you drive along you can see yourself in the car and the great big grin you will / must be having
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Originally posted by Chris_Xtreme
you need to get out and enjoy driving it
maybe install a mirror on a stick, so as you drive along you can see yourself in the car and the great big grin you will / must be having
Thats fantastic! Very well done!
Are you planning some kind of trim over the hole at the brake fluid cylinders (I think they are?)
Cheers
Fred W B
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Originally posted by Fred W B
Thats fantastic! Very well done!
Are you planning some kind of trim over the hole at the brake fluid cylinders (I think they are?)
Cheers
Fred W B
Back from Oz now, although I've been ill a few days and managed to get on with some work yesterday.
* changing orange indicators to clear lenses on rear
* fit rear camera (not hooked up yet)
* fit meshing around car
* fit HID 4300k kit (not high 55w, but 35w for better light but without dazzling drivers)
* Change front end to softer springs
Was a long evening yesterday!! Hopefully will take it out for a little drive this weekend, although annoyingly a window has become unbonded in areas,
so needs putting back on properly at some point so ill have to use tape to hold that down.
Exhaust end piece should be done soon...I hope! And last pic shows the door open in the garage, so should be able to park it in most places. Although
everytime I see a photo of the car in there, it surprises me how i built it in there.
Always been a GT40 sort of person, BUT, that is bloody fantastic
Needs the interior sorting though!!!!
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Originally posted by 40inches
Always been a GT40 sort of person, BUT, that is bloody fantastic
Needs the interior sorting though!!!!
very quick and small video as ive been busy just showing the bodywork. Still not got everything done yet....seems neverending!
https://youtu.be/lM6oFPeLO5A
Wow looks amazing in that colour is it candy apple? if i was to build again this would be the one for me
congrats on the build
hope to see it at stoneleigh
Very mice
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Originally posted by Johneturbo
Wow looks amazing in that colour is it candy apple? if i was to build again this would be the one for me
congrats on the build
hope to see it at stoneleigh
Good work fella!
so while everyone else was probably enjoying Stoneleigh I was still doing all the bits required.
which in the end including stripping the head off and having it pressure tested and refaced! Ive since put it all back together and touch wood hasnt
over heated yet but then i haven't driven it yet just run it for long periods of time. I also got the meshing on the reservoirs done, some camber
bolts fitted and made progress on the exhaust.
The next two weeks key pieces of work are to get the windows completed and exhaust on so I can actually drive it and maybe make it to the Wilton house
weekend.
Missed this thread somehow, it looks amazing!
I havent posted on this thread in ages!! but it contained a pic of my first dashboard and wanted to show how version 3b is looking.
Taken a long time and alot of effort but getting there. I flocked the dashboard myself.
Biggest lesson learnt, turn the device off when refilling the flock, gave myself two big zapps! Surprised how much of a zap for a 9v device! The below
link is a small video of how I made the device be the same as one sold for £150 (9v instead of 3v) but cost just about £30 for the bits. Very simple
to do (not technical challenging at all) and the outcome on test pieces. Also shows how flocking works.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8wrLjqTE2o
I dont update on here enough really, but as I was reading the other thread it created recently I thought id update it.
Another year of using it and after 3yrs, im at 6500miles. Over this summer I fitted a new engine, it is a built engine and is good for 500BHP, im
currently running about 320bhp for it. I will need to do fuelling upgrades before I go up the power range as such. Ive also just had a custom exhaust
made as I wanted that done properly finally.
Next step is building a new better diffuser and then on to a custom wing. Here's some pics of the work this year
Photoshop of what i'm aiming for
Very nice , well impressed 👍, what engine does it have ? And how does it sound ?