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Ron Try this website.http://www.joc.org.uk/adverts.htm Its in the UK but they have a number of cars and spares on offer.

Ron Like many who have written before i do not like this format. But i am willing to put up with anything so long as this forum continues. I look at it every day and i have gained an enormous amount of information and ideas about my 'future' project. Keep up the good work and do whatever...

I cannot reply to the builders forum either. Tried to reply to Paul Walton's post on the Builders forum yesterday and again today without any luck but could reply to Jerry on the RF forum.

Jerry I'm envious but looking forward to the delivery of your Component RF40. You do realise that as the first RF in the UK you will probably be inundated with requests to come and take a peek by prospective purchasers like myself! Rick says 'Its OK. He's a nice guy and understands' Great...

Tony you need to find an automotive paint supplier near to you and get them to make up an aerosol of the paint you need. You may need to order two or three cans. I had some made up for my sons '67 beetle that we restored and needed to 'touch up'. The cost was £8.50 a can and we had to order...

Paul Have a look at this web page. It may help. http://uk-hotrods.co.uk/technical/tech%20steering/steering.html John

Good going Paul! Considering the chassis was still bear last Sunday when I came round. Looks like you'll finish this in record time! Keep up the good work. Cheers JohnJ

Andre As a relative 'Newbie' I have found your postings both fasinating and informative. You have given all of us an insite into a world long since past, much to my disappointment, when being 'a gentleman' actually meant something, 'sportsmanship' prevailed and 'respect' meant something more...

Hi guys Having read Andre's account of a wheel coming off it struck me that given the lack of room in GT40's do any of you guys actually carry a spare in case of mishaps or punctures? If you do not what do you do in the event of a 'flat'?

Welcome aboard John! From a relative Newbie to another be prepared this is going to become an obsession! Presently I am absorbing info on these cars with a ferrocious apetite trying to get to a point where I can make a decision to lay cash on the line for a Kit to build and fulfill a dream...

Could anyone out there explain the benefits of Rose Jointed Suspension and are they suitable for a primarily road going car?

Chris Fantastic machine!!! Well done. My wife is going to hate you 'cause I am now even more determined to go get and build one just like yours!!

Please post or delete this as you see fit. As a potential buyer of a 'kit' and a 'newbie' I believe that i can be judged as being 'impartial?' On researching the market (worldwide i might add) and perusing this forum I have come to the conclusion that for my purposes (emphasis my purposes) the...

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Brett Thanks for the info. Daves site is very informative and has alieviated some of my fears. I am going to try and talk to him personally. My question has also initiated an e mail from the GT40 enthusiasts club about their next meeting for West London branch which I will endeavour to...

As I'm a newbie looking at realising my dream of owning a GT40 by building one sometime in the near future I am very conscious of the regulatory environment that we now have in the UK. Looking at the SVA rules it appears that a GT40 in its true guise would not pass this test and would have to...

Try Frost Restoration. They are a UK based Company. www.frost.co.uk I've used the 'Scratch Repair Kit' on my son's Beetle windscreen with some good results.

Forgive a'newbie' butting in but just thought i'd put my 2 pence worth in. The 'B' in the reg is for a 1964 UK registration so it definately looks like a '64 rebuilt/restored in '88 to me. As a newcomer I think this forum is great. I've been in love with the idea of building a gt40 for some...