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:thumbsup: Don't know what happened, but I managed to get the site up. It may have been under maintainance when I first searched...:anxious: Whoaaaaa some great things here...:idea:..here comes the Christmas list

Just put the name through a search with out success...:anxious: Is there a link....:idea: The shirt looks good. My local promotions shop indicated that he can embrioder any logo on a shirt or cap, providing I supply it to him and pay a small fee of $25 to have it put on the disc for the...

Yes I have also seen the 3M adhesive/contact. It was layed/laid on with the backing sheet and trimmed to fit. The only negative is that it holds dirt on the edge of the material that requires a little extra cleaning. It is near invisible otherwise...:idea:

Thanks again for the Posts guys...:idea:..good ideas to play with Bobski, yes that is what I have been considering. As Todd has said keeping it simple. However, I find that following Todd in the GT40, I keep thinking it needs something to fill the area either side of the trans axle - my...

I used the dynamat on all of the interior surfaces. I have even attached it to the roof section under trim. Additionally on all interior door panels to stop the drum..:idea: Guessing I would say that I have reduced interior noise by about 40%...:idea: Cost in total was just over $200

Re: Any ideas GT40 lovers!!! Randy Thanks for posting the photo. I will get over onto Frans site and see if he has any photos over there. I was sorry I missed Fran at the Australian Cobra Nationals recently. He had to head home a little earlier than expected. Cheers Bernie

Re: Any ideas GT40 lovers!!! Thanks guys for the input. DAZPT. Yes I saw the GT40 over in the garage area. I have a photo of the tray but as the rear clip was up I could not see how he finished the tray from the back. I have considered making up a panel that has two splitters each side in...

Hi all, I have posted here to get a few ideas from GT40 builders and general lovers of the GT40. I am now at the end of the re build of the GT40 and considering some way of dressing up the rear end area. :idea: The MK11 rear photos I have looked at have a triangulated frame under the...

All I can say is - that the 'dynmat' has made well hell of difference.....

Hi all, I have been installing dynamat in my GT40 and it has made a huge change in reducing the drum effect and noise. It is a very thin mat attached to an adhesive back. The front surface has an aluminum cover. I have installed it between the fibre glass and interior lining. It is...

Craig Looks like RCR is going great here in Queensland. Well done to all at RCR the product certainly looks the goods. Bernie

Mmmmm me thinks this may be our well known ..:idea:.. using another identity. Far to much spare time sitting around that laundry.

Graeme Thanks for attaching the link. I did see it a while ago and could not find it again to place it here. I found it an easy process and one that is certainly holding up at the moment. Bernie...:idea:

After looking at the photos again I found it interesting to see the rear section and the lower lip. The rear lights certainly are a change from the norm.. The other thing that caught my eye was the screen under the rear window...:idea:..something different. Bernie

Hi all, If the GT40 has been professionally built is it realistic to see a figure over $200,000. Whilst I have not seen the car up close it certainly glows with professional build and quality fittings. It does not take much to see dollars run up at $75+ per hour Not to mention some of the...

A big welcome.

Mmmm may make my birthday list also....

Trev Well done with your big start. Bernie

Hi all, Gave the GT40 a real work out yesterday and all appears good. The strengthening plate is not that obvious one installed and I have only experienced a slight weeping of oil which I will get onto with some extra tension. When you are going at 9/10th you really get to understand and...