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Looks great buddy, I'm going to part with mine as it just sits there, it was fun whilst it was fun.

Theres always a way buddy, well done on getting what you wanted. but who on earth would push you to do that?

Very nicely done Michael, great looking welds

Crazy Californian dude

The interior is now done and came out quite remarkable, so many one off parts.

Electric windows, what a nightmare

Well done Kurtis, looks great

Im bonding the carpet directly to the insulation and aluminum using a Loctite spray contact adhesive The devil is in the details

100 sq ft of second skin sound deadening later plus other insulations and heat shields and the interior can start to got in.

Slow progress but progress for sure

No Larry I built that boat from a piece of paper 18 years ago

And then there were two.

You mean you fitted the tie rods on the underside of the upright bracket? If so the bump steer will be horrendous and possibly dangerous at speed.

Not quite

Finally some progress in the paint

Well done Steve

Its called Lava mat, from heat shield products.

Mostly I use polyester or epoxy resin with a thickening/filler agent, all can be obtained from West Marine.

Part's strewn everywhere. The chassis has been a the paint shop for some time now, but is now coming along and will soon take its final color, in the mean time there are parts all over the shop some getting leather some getting carpet some getting paint. Slowly but surely she's coming along.