Recent content by Bud

Poped in to see Mick the other day to check on progress........................... All I can say is WOW what a fantastic car, keep up the good work Best of luck for the future Bud

Ok Martin Your money, your choice Good luck with the build and keep us all posted on the progress. Bud

Mick has spent the best part of a year on and off getting his suspension geometry correct, so why change it for something else? I have even helped Mick make and set up some jigs for testing the suspension and if he is not happy with the end result then the whole lot will come off and he would...

seem like this project is doing the rounds again

Hi Rob Why don't you try Southern GT's they are right on your doorstep. Bud

I don't know the sizes myself, but try Mick from 'Southern GT's' I think he has the tooling for that sort of work. Bud

Hi Guys I have found with most of the fibreglass work that I have done in the past, the first coat of paint should be an etch primer, this will key it's self to the gelcoat, then you need an easy sanding high build primer, this will this should be left for about 24 hours and then using a cheat...

Graham you have PM Bud

Hi Graham Congratulations on getting your chassis, by body sealer do you mean panel adhesive?? If so I know of a great product called 'bond and seal' I have a few tubes left over from the panel job I did if you are interested. Regards Bud

Thats good advice from you guys, another tip is to wear cotton and not polyster clothing as this will make you body feel like it is on fire when the fibreglass dust gets onto your skin. Plenty of ventalation and try to keep out of the sun if you are working outside. Hope that all these tips...

I have just received the same e-mail. 20.00 hrs GMT Bud

Re: Does anyone remember the \'Berkeley\'??? The Berkeley shown in the pictures is a 328 model and I belive they were the first fibreglass momocoque cars, this one will be fitted with it's original Excelsior twin two stroke engine (250cc bored out to 328cc) The guy producing them is called Phil...

Re: Does anyone remember the \'Berkeley\'??? The Berkeley shown in the picuters is a 328 model. I belive it was the first fibreglass monocoque car to be produced and was fitted with an Excelsior twin engine 250cc bored out to 328cc. There are guys on the other side of the pond that still race them

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