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jimbo · 02-21-03, 05:03 PM

Actually YOU will do fine with just a screwdriver and a pair of pliers. However, the car will look awful and not run. If you want to have a car that looks good AND runs, you will probably need just a few more tools... [img]images/icons/grin.gif[/img]
Our forum founder is building an RF 40 in NC, perhaps he might be willing to let you get a look at it...
If you have never built a car before, the bad news is that this is a rather large project (but not impossible by any means) for a first-timer. The good news is that the factory support is universally acclaimed to be first-rate, and that if you take your time and learn as you go, you'll have a great car when you're done.
Oh, and you'll have a good tool collection for the next project as well.

02-21-03, 05:03 PM	#8 (permalink)
jimbo 8 Tenths Join Date: Nov 2001 GT40: annapolis md Posts: 867 Rep Power: 16	Re: How Hard is it? Actually YOU will do fine with just a screwdriver and a pair of pliers. However, the car will look awful and not run. If you want to have a car that looks good AND runs, you will probably need just a few more tools... [img]images/icons/grin.gif[/img] Our forum founder is building an RF 40 in NC, perhaps he might be willing to let you get a look at it... If you have never built a car before, the bad news is that this is a rather large project (but not impossible by any means) for a first-timer. The good news is that the factory support is universally acclaimed to be first-rate, and that if you take your time and learn as you go, you'll have a great car when you're done. Oh, and you'll have a good tool collection for the next project as well.