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Boys, play nice, or you get a time out. Regards Brian

Welcome to GT40S Jeff. I’m glad you have started a build log. In my opinion, You have chosen a good project to start with. As others have said, please keep us posted with updates as you progress. Regards Brian

Welcome to GT40S Jerry. Indeed, there are a lot of talented builders on this forum. The knowledge among these builders is amazing. Enjoy the forum. Regards Brian

Very nice Chris. Excellent looking craftsmanship. Congrats !!!!! Regards Brian

Perhaps reach out to this member. https://www.gt40s.com/members/jheinke.29417/ Regards Brian

Hello Dee. Can’t help you with that but just wanted to say fantastic job on the car. There is a couple guys on the forum that have built their own aluminum body cars, perhaps one will chime in. Regards Brian

No, if it’s on Facebook, it must be true !?!? Right !?!?

Mark, a picture would help. Thanks Regards Brian

Read post 6 ! Regards Brian

If I remember correctly, (as this just recently changed) you must have 20 posts on the forum before you can PM. I believe if you are a forum supporter this does not apply. In the past, we have had several new members try to scam our current members out of their hard earned money. We are not...

Nope, Rob I 100% agree with everything you said and I thought you did it quite Eloquently . I think we are good. Thank You for posting. Things like that don’t belong on someone’s ad. The seller is a forum supporter ( per the forum requirements) the commenter was not. Regards Brian

Those posts were deleted. Thanks Rob. Regards Brian

Attention to details like this is what makes your build log do great. Regards Brian

Welcome to GT40S Serge. Please start a build thread so we can watch your progress. Regards Brian

Hello Under construction, a Mk1 made on a tubular chassis plan.

John, I have a couple of Lola questions, mind if I PM you ?? Regards Brian

Good to see you back on the forum John !! Regards Brian

I have done them with a fly cutter in a mill. High speed, slow feed. A shop vac running on the cutter. Worked for me. Your results may vary. That way my pads were completely parallel.. Hand finished with a 60 grit paper on a piece of glass. The other option is to shim the caliper half’s if...

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