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Sandy · 06-04-07, 08:58 PM

Thanks BillD, and you wouldn't want me blowing holes through your chassis

, your car should be getting close by my guess.

Going is slow, but starting to move a bit. Picked up some nice silicon hoses for the radiators and will get some snaps of them.

What's worse is my long old time VSE Cobra project (mid 90's) is now sitting painted and ready for some love too, it never ends, never enough time, but I'm itching to hear the aluminum 454 spark up

I did pick up a billet Knock-off/on tool from a cobra place in Florida, but it will need to be modified for the big rear wheels. I'll get a pic of that up too might be something useful for us and others.

Thanks all!

Sandy

06-04-07, 08:58 PM	#95 (permalink)
Sandy Sandy Gulf GT40 Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Los Angeles, CA GT40: RCR GT40 Gulf Posts: 1,164 Rep Power: 18	Re: Sandy's RCR40 Gulf Chassis #11 Thanks BillD, and you wouldn't want me blowing holes through your chassis , your car should be getting close by my guess. Going is slow, but starting to move a bit. Picked up some nice silicon hoses for the radiators and will get some snaps of them. What's worse is my long old time VSE Cobra project (mid 90's) is now sitting painted and ready for some love too, it never ends, never enough time, but I'm itching to hear the aluminum 454 spark up I did pick up a billet Knock-off/on tool from a cobra place in Florida, but it will need to be modified for the big rear wheels. I'll get a pic of that up too might be something useful for us and others. Thanks all! Sandy __________________ RCR GT40 #11 348" Alloy SBF, 930 Box, Gulf 1075 Trim Now in the Garage, still under construction... www.gtsparkplugs.com Links to the cars