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Looks really refined and designed. Not a fan of the Corvette tail lights, but they look pretty good in this iteration. Looks like the nose has been shortened slightly or is it just the angle?

Clean looking setup on the radiators! Good work!

Looking at the first picture, at least to me the McLaren looks more like a "kit car" than the SLC.

Thanks Ron. Both look interesting, but the Fortin is definitely spendy!

Thanks Ian. Very different looking gearbox. Rated at 450hp with 7 speeds, unless you change it to a 5 or 6 speed. Not necessarily a bad thing mind you. Do you know if it has a reverse? Don't see it in the specs.

Pretty much have settle on a BMW S85. Now looking for a 6+ speed sequential paddle shift. Suggestions?

You are ahead of me. Management approval and started the funding process. Congrats!

Has anyone built one of the RCR 962 yet? I think it's probably a lot less "street-able" than the RCR40 or SL-C, but... it's a 962! Fran?

Not necessarily a bad thing....

Clean looking install!

That makes sense. Self aligning and making it flush mounted all in one. Origin of the universe? That's simple: The answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe and everything is 42.

Chaparral 2X... but the propulsion system might be a bit hard to source....

Congrats on getting it completed and licensed. From the pictures it looks like it was well worth the years invested.

Thanks for the build log. Sure wish Photobucket hadn't done what they did. Frustrating to not be able to "see" what is being described. Seems there's a lot of very interesting mods going on.

Always look forward to updates, thanks! Really starting to "warm up" to that orange.

This is the SL-C that brought me here.

Thanks for documenting your build on here (and publishing on Amazon). Gathering ideas as I read through the build threads. Do have one question that I've not found an answer to yet; what is the purpose of the "cup holder" you reference post #962?

Made my way through all 31 pages! Lots of good ideas on build and finish. Thank you for posting your experience. I know I will be incorporating at least some of what you did into my build (when I get started - still a way away).

Like the idea of anodizing the suspension pieces. When I start my build, definitely will do the same.

My head is about to explode! So many great detail ideas. Thanks for showing and sharing all.