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Andy, superb work ..... I spotted your dipstick, it looks like you are using a solid core one ? You will not be happy with it...look at Lokar flexible Dipstick ( summit has got them ) ...the are great for 40s and their tight engine compartment :-)

Wau, cool looking.... I use normal seat belts from a junk yard car to hold doors and hoods....very nice and convenient to use, light and cheap .... If you need a pic let me know ... cheers (C)arlos

Re: MKII vents Hi, this is how I solved it, during driving it blows air into the compartment and in traffic jams you can see the hot air escaping through the ducts, so no air jam there..... Cheers (C)arlos

Yuip after all it is just a car if it doesn't take me from a to b without hazel it is not worth a single penny to me ....( I know some members here are already organizing a crucifixion for me after reading this :lipsrsealed: )

If you ride in a GT40 to the grocery store and you take care about "looking cool" while entering/leaving the car the sales lady must be very attractive :-)

I agree with Frank using a 6point keeps the driver and the passenger where they should be during a hard rive...

Fred, I tried it a few times, and my experiences are not the best if you drive the car regular and need to clean it often....for my cobra the paint was washed away over time and it looks really bad now....all blocks I am doing right now are bare metal finish .... I can't imagine it was the...

Hi Brian, hmmmm ok thx for the information. The car seems to be in Amsterdam right now and is undergoing a restoration. At least this is what the add is saying...I wonder how they want to make it street legal in germany :-) This will be a very funny discussion with the "Inspector of the day "...

Frank, do you have any details about the crash ? How fast, what did the car hit and so on ....? Also I am curios to know if the cage was helpful in this accident or if it was a potentially dangerous ? Cheers (C)arlos

Hi Brian, sorry let me rephrase my question....:-) Does somebody know something about the history of THIS car :-) Was it scratch build, or from a kit ? ...who owned it.... and so on ... Thx (C)arlos

Guys, any idea about the history ??? 1972 CHEVROLET MCLAREN 580 PS 700 KG RENNMOTOR V8 6 L. bei eBay.de: Oldtimer (endet 31.03.11 21:31:47 MESZ) Cheers (C)arlos

I can offer you removable door tops, either full fiber, or just as a frame with a makrolon window inlet.. I am currently playing with a set of removable door tops made of aluminum, also just as a frame with a window inlet, but I guess this will be to expensive for resale once it is done ... If...

Tom, I just can guess that less power lines means less interferences on the signal lines ( speedometer, tank, oil pressure and others) ...but I might be wrong.... :-! -:? Also if you do the honest calculation for the big power cable you need something like 6q2 cable to run sufficient power...

I didn't want to compare them by features it was just that the Isis is for our purposes the MUCH better choice.......

that all sounds very promising to me....Hmmm I have to do the wiring for my GTD end of the year and for my cobra this spring and I guess I will use the system for both, let's see.... I guess the system is not to expensive for what it delivers....If I compare it to a system isa racing ( a...

hmmm guys help me out....as far as I understand you have control and switch boxes right? So the control box is the one holding the "programming" and sends a "Bit/Byte" to the switch box lets say if you turn on the light to connect the inside the switch box the power circuit to the head and tail...

all input is very interesting, thx guys ..... Do we have experience with the reliability of the system it self ?

Hi Trev, my frame is powder coated and it was done around 2 years ago. But I have to say, it was done by a friend of mine doing this for living and his customers are out of the heavy industry so he has got quite a lot of experience with reliability. Also he did my Cobra Frame and all suspension...

You are absolutely right Will ....

Hi, Doc: Thx a lot, will do ....practical experience is the best :-) Sam: I did already several wirings on my own, but I like the different approach here, as I like the goodies like Error Detection, separating control wire from power wire and switching the power as close to the consumer as...