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Andy · 09-27-06, 07:08 PM

Jay,
I wangled a day away from work and rode 'shotgun' with Chris Melia in picking up your car. With stops , a 9 hour journey !!
Although not one of the RCR ' brotherhood', i thoroughly enjoyed myself!
Believe me, i spent much of the journey checking on her as she rode on the trailer.
Fran, now having had a chance to inspect one of your creations at close quarters, im humbled at the sheer quality of it. The welding to the aluminium chassis is just superb. I know of at least one sports car chassis manufacturer who would love to poach your welders and relocate them !!! With a package that included loose women women thrown in on friday nights !!
On a serious note, hats off to your craftsmen Fran and Jay, i wish you an enjoyable build.

09-27-06, 07:08 PM	#15 (permalink)
Andy Charlie Farley 2 Tenths Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: UK:East Anglia GT40: The 'Baby' has Posts: 273 Rep Power: 6	Re: First RCR's in the UK Jay, I wangled a day away from work and rode 'shotgun' with Chris Melia in picking up your car. With stops , a 9 hour journey !! Although not one of the RCR ' brotherhood', i thoroughly enjoyed myself! Believe me, i spent much of the journey checking on her as she rode on the trailer. Fran, now having had a chance to inspect one of your creations at close quarters, im humbled at the sheer quality of it. The welding to the aluminium chassis is just superb. I know of at least one sports car chassis manufacturer who would love to poach your welders and relocate them !!! With a package that included loose women women thrown in on friday nights !! On a serious note, hats off to your craftsmen Fran and Jay, i wish you an enjoyable build. Last edited by Charlie Farley; 09-27-06 at 07:14 PM.