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Charlie, Mike is correct. Google images- " Simona Halep". Btw. those two tennis players had made more than a million each this year. Z.C.

Do you remember this girl from a few years back? Here she is today, playing in the WTA finals to determine who is this years World champ. [/ATTACH] ] Against this girl. No cars and no dilemma, but were else to post? Z.C.

Like this blue one here. . Z.C.

One of the best looking body shapes mated to one of the best engines on the planet, man you have good taste. Will be watching this build. Z.C.

Good vid. Just shows how fast things can go wrong. Thanks for posting. Z.C.

I've read something about titanium sacrificial rubbing strips underneath somewhere once. Leon your workmanship looks as if it exceeds Can-Am standards. Well done . Z.C.

post #6 "apparently their telly is a bit rubbish" Huge understatement.!!!! Many a night there is NOTHING worthwhile to watch. Z.C.

]Molleur your story is hart breaking, to think all that work turned into heat, fireplace heat. Any how, after many hours of work or rather after being busy for quite a while I can show only what seems a little bit of progress. Z.C.

Jim, that is COOOOOOOL!! Perhaps one day I would like to visit you to pick up a few tricks especially when I get to the difficult part of my build. Z.C.

Leon that P6 suggestion of yours got me thinking. Will look into it. Molleur thanks for your encouragement. I appreciate it. John S. No, I have a few reliable drawings but some of the detail is not there. I am also looking at original pics from 1937 to get the proportions correct...

After a few hours behind the drafting board I had full scale templates that were transferred on to the wood. These were cut out and then glued and screwed to form the 3D nose buck. I wanted to show the progress although the nose buck is not completely finished yet. Z.C.

Hi Jim, I find your talk quite inspirational especially near the end where you encourage people to get involved , even under a tent, and to enjoy the ride/journey. Thanks for posting. Z.C.

Hi Justin, that is a GOOD question without an answer. As for now, the body shape is the overriding priority. All the " little" things eg. alternator, battery, shifter etc. will find a space where to be placed later on. Tim , thanks perhaps later. I agree with you Jim, those leaf...

Thank you Pete I enjoyed it. A few more progress pics of the buck. Plenty of dust and off-cuts were generated with this method. For me it is quite satisfying to stand back at the end of day , have a look and see something I just created. Z.C.

No yots? post #17 Keith they are there, having a bit of fun playing hide and seek. Check images on "G" -- Ferry Mercury Bay. Z.C.

About a 2 hr drive from me. This passenger ferry takes about 2 minutes to cross, thereby saving about 40 minutes driving. Mercury Bay , North Island. Z.C.

A short up date but first I'll try to answer all the questions. Mike S. --the front suspension is Holden +_ 1967. I am using reliable drawings to create the body shape, absolutely no digital stuff here. Manual drafting board and then manual hole, band and jig saws to do the wood work on...

Was on our TV 1 news tonight. Z.C.

I took Cliffs advise and took the covers off. The one pic shows where I am now and the second one shows where I am aiming at. Z.C.

Hi Brian , That was a super QUICK response, seven minutes after posting.!!! And correct. Z.C.