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Actually that was one of my favorite parts. Its amazing how every car was placed in the glass cases as to their finishing positions. I was in awe at how many models there were. Very impressive work! Sean

Congrats Joe! The waiting was definitely the hardest part for me.

Yes it crazy to think that they didn't have barricades or restricted areas back then.

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Ive been meaning to post these for a while. We were able to take a trip to France last year and visited Lemans. They have a really cool museum at the Circuit De Le Sarthe track. If youre in the area its definately worth a look. For a couple extra Euros you can walk the track which was really...

Hi Nick, I abandoned the cross over line. Although I found on Jason's thread that he made it work successfully by using a SS bar to protect it. And it looks good. Link : https://www.gt40s.com/threads/jasons-coyote-powered-rcr40-downunder.26333/page-12 As far as my fuel pumps. I plan to have a...

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Hi Gale, I was going to wait to post until I finished the fuel pump installation, I am using Aeromotive Low pressure pumps to a surge tank. From the surge tank is TBD, but likely a 044 type with return style regulator back to surge tank. I don't have any plans for foam around the fuel tanks...

Congrats on receiving your car Jim! Let me know if I can help in any way. Sean

Thanks for following my progress Rob, I used 304 SS for the bushing and pickup. The only fitting in the tank that is not SS is the nipple for the vent line, I used brass as I had trouble finding one with a low enough profile to fit in the chassis. Im trying to keep everything SS due to not...

I was able to get the fuel tanks almost wrapped up. I need to fabricate a fill pipe, I am thinking about getting some SS mandrel bends and making them so I only have hoses connecting them to the tank and the filler cap. I plan to utilize a vent tube back to the the fill cap to help with fueling...

Modified the Plenum to fit around the roll cage mounts. Just made a simple mold. I know its play-doh, I didn't feel like going to the store for clay.

Proper Screws now installed.

Im glad he is keeping you posted on its progress, It sure is looking great. I cant wait to see it completed with everything you put in it and now the new owner, it should be a beautiful machine Sean

Hey Rod, I used #8 Sheet metal screws. I have ordered some shorter ones (3/4") as the ones I have are a bit too long if you didn't notice the washers. I used the existing screw hole that the removable cover that hides the hoses is mounted (picture attached) with and then added 2 screws above it...

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