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Eric, PM'd you now that my inbox is "clean" again...

Preferably metal roof with the A and B-pillars attached but can be separate. Send me a PM for further correspondence.

Thanks, Ian. I'll see if I can touch base with Mark and make a road trip down to visit, what's better for you, during the week or the weekend...?

Looks good, Ron! Like how my avatar looks :)

God yes, I need some cheering up :) Try working on your '40 AND paying for your daughter's wedding at the same time...

Oh, just a general feeling of frustration with things à la GT-40... this is what happens when you try to do it from scratch.

[ QUOTE ] Hey Mark, Fantastic, the more the merrier!!! Cheers PS: We need to all meet a centrally located Tim Hortons, hahahaha [/ QUOTE ] Napanee, Belleville, or Kingston...? I want to see someone attempt to go through the drive-thru, though ;p

[ QUOTE ] We have a lot fewer Pantera owners up here, but even in Ottawa I know of six. Only one GT40, however (that I know of...) [/ QUOTE ] Dammit Mark, I wanted to be the first one in Ottawa!!! Oh well, they're bringing up the GT to Canada now, did you catch the Gulf Heritage at Campbell...

It's like when you translate a Japanese website into English using world.altavista.com, reading it gives you a headache very, very quickly

Goran, please check your e-mail. Rick

I was thinking you might want to incorporate heavy duty coasters instead of wheels (warehouse variety). Seems to be the season to start constructing chassis tables as I was going to start mine, too

[ QUOTE ] Chris, A Canadian Cannonball? Now there's an idea! Your 40 could do PEI to BC in what, 36hrs? Bill [/ QUOTE ] No, that is what it takes just to get out of Ontario... Rick

Dave, you've just solved my egress problem with my single garage, just take the door off! To all, I'm in the same situation, building the car in a single garage, however, it has twin doors so I can drive into the back onto a carpad... Rick

I've opened the .dwg files in SolidEdge. Looks interesting... Intend to make a balsa model (1/18th scale) based on this just to get some ideas.

[ QUOTE ] I opened number 10, 15, and number 16 they are Brian Wolf's drawings. They are all auto cad dwg files. I had no problem modifying, however I opened them in auto cad 2004. Any program that will read and write to .DWG file should be able handle the job. If you are unable to find a...

Howard, you are more than welcome to come up to Montreal during Grand Prix weekend, they close off a street just for the Ferraris (all types) so it is my intention to drive by and taunt them just a little... Hear that, that's the sound of Enzo spinning yet again in the grave.

This may be a silly question but did anyone ever make a removable luggage rack for Mark 1's...? I told my mom that on our drive down from Vancouver Island to San Diego, the size of her luggage was limited to a lunchbox; as she needs a steamer chest just for her cosmetics, I'm afraid she's out...

[ QUOTE ] Speaking of chassis triangulation, I've attached a photo of a 1/5 scale Porsche 906 chassis I made out of old coathanger wire welded together. Was very useful to see where flexing was occurring. [/ QUOTE ] You know, when I look at that, I see a thing of beauty...:) Keep us posted...

Pretty cool, Ian. What I want to know is how the hell do you go through the drive-through at Tim Horton's with a GT-40...!!@#$? Thanks for posting the pics, Rick