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Roof inlet extension...

Thank you very much. I’m very fortunate that I work in Automotive and I have access to expensive design software. I also thank my father for my mechanical mind and getting me started in the Automotive hobby when I was young.

The new side mirror shape is out of the tooling now as well. I’ve been working on the SL-C quite a bit.

I also confirmed the template for the rear window and am creating my own rear window opening panels. I’m kicking around ideas now.

I worked a bit more on the roof scoop shape. The part has a base flange that is intended to be cut into the main body.

Thanks... No bondo needed as I'm using fairing compound. The fairing compound sands much more like the fiberglass thus making the job easier. The 3D print will be the internal mold for the fiberglass part. I'm going to fiberglass over the top of this along with a gelcoat exterior surface...

Roof scoop extension in the works.

Side mirror prototype just off the mold.

Same as what Fran uses. Off the top of my head I think Selig 1223. Why?

Wings and things... :)

I didn't feel the need for hard anodizing for these parts, although I have experience with both as an Automotive Engineer.

Installing anodized parts next.

A quick update... 1) Powder coating is back and looks great. Prizmatic Alien Silver. 2) Anodizing is due back early next week for the rear wing bits. 3) Pre-season chassis cleaning is in the works.

Sorry guys for the long wait... Recent updates are as follows: 1) 3D surfacing for the side mirror pods is complete and the mold is developed. I plan to have a first part later this week. I'm planning on making carbon and fiberglass mirror housings. The mirror insert is 3D printed from...

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I’m dabbling in some upholstery…

Even unfinished, she always draws a crowd.

Roof inlet extension is in the works…

Interior door cards with grab handles…. 3D designed and printed.

I'm wokring on interior door cards. I need to add a battery cutoff since opening up the rear clamp each time to activate the battery is a bit of work. I have to detach the rear wing uprights and bracing each time... I'm planning a mechanical battery cut-off as Dan Carter did on his build...