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Hey Randy, Thanks for posting those pics and telling about breaking the rear clip loose to align the clip with the rockers. I will need to do something of that nature as well since the rear clip needs to be spread out further. The reverse of your challenge. I also had to add about 1/2 inch to...

That was exciting! To get up on the podium on your first visit! What are the odds of that?

Hey Randy, It won't be the first time something doesn't fit out of the box! I guess that's why it's a kit! :shocked: Thanks for giving me something to looh forward to. LOL I guess it doesn't come with the separator wall? I am getting better working with fiberglass daily. H

I have had a busy spring with travel to quite a few places for work and car shows. It has slowed work on the car. I have gotten my paper work in to the state for a VIN tag and license plates. That's a good thing. I have also molded inner fenders out of fiberglass and tacked them into the...

Thanks again Fran... you seem to know too much! Take the rest of the day off! :laugh::laugh::laugh: H

Jim, You are welcome. I must thank Fran for filling in some of the blanks. As for the little tubes going in to the carb box they link right to the scoops on the outside. They must have worked it all out. The bronze one was the one with the empty engine bay... very fuel efficient... except it...

and a few more.... Cheers, H

Finally I resized some of the other MkIV pics from SAAC 36... :thumbsup: These were taken at the reception and at the track.

More eye candy.... The continuation Ford "J" in the trailer. The car was minus the front clam shell and was about to head back to Colorado, so they let me climb inside and take a couple of shots...:thumbsup:

The SAAC 36 Convention was held this past weekend at Virginia International Raceway (VIR). They unveiled the three latest GT40 MkIV continuation cars. I caught two of them in the paddock heading to the SAAC photo shoot. This is eye candy if you like the MkIV. The third one was minus power...

Nicely trimmed out, you got the fat out that bracket. Cheers, Howard

What could be better than these... Well a first start for one thing.....:laugh::thumbsup::pepper: YouTube - HB First Start.avi Not the best photography, but a first start none the less... Yeah baby!!!

Well let there be light! :stunned: The Isis wiring harness is good stuff... The fourth picture is the Boss 302 hanging (the business end) out the garage door... :veryangry: and the 5th picture I call "siblings"... :pleased:

Jay, I am smiling for you, congratulations! Howard

Jay, Dang, nice try, there is always just one little thing that seems to hang you up from hitting a major milestone, like a first start. I had a hold up on my first start on December 4th, and haven't yet over come the problem. My Kennedy Engineered Products bell-housing was drilled in the...

Randy, I see you are as happy with your Boss 302 as I am with mine. Happy New Year, Howard

Thanks Gus, Happy New Year to all the forum members! Howard

Fran, Merry Christmas to you and the folks at RCR, that includes your wife and kids! Best Wishes Howard

Jason, Nicely planned, nicely executed! Howard

Oh yeah Bill, RCR put baffles in the tank. It shouldn't be a problem.