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Today’s pedal box day,

Main floor work mostly completed now, it’s all 2024T3 .080” now I’m building pedalbox & sidepods. found European Cadillac right hand drive rack that is same pivot width as corvette & actually drops on the mounts… steering shaft starts off the floor 2” to the right of my foot.

Lower T-cords are located & piloted, fabricated the tunnel patterns foe both side pods tonight. I’ll cut them out soon & work on the seat back & floor hump under my knees.

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Material showed up for I fabricated main floor section. Real happy with the results so far. I’m fabricating toe board area & pedal box then side pod structure to mimic T70 fuel tank areas.

Chassis ride height & bodywork centersection set now. Looks like floor will be 3.75” ground clearance. That’s the Max I can lift the bodywork without hitting the side-rails. Ordered aluminum today for floor & interior structure along with radiator support. Sounds like it will be here early next...

Thanks for the input everyone, the bottom of the frame rails are about 4.75 front rig-hole & 5.75 at the rear rig hole. Mostly a track day car, but it is licensed & titled as a 2000 corvette, believe I could get collector plates now... I’ll go with 4” floor then, with the stretch I have room to...

Finally got all the grinding finished on my chassis & remounted centersection of the bodywork back in place. I have the chassis set at ride height now so I’m starting floor fabrication. ***question everyone*** Ground clearance under floor? 3”or 3.5” I’m planning 3.5” for now.

Chassis is finally on the table, time to get busy!!!

Checking internal ride height so I know where to locate floor/tub.

This was prototype #1 chassis for the original F7, 2 were originally built off corvette chassis’s. After that builder began using RCR chassis.

Hi everyone, Spring is finally here so it’s time to make a difference... Removing all the old brackets & repairing cut-off damage from the original Falcon F7 layout. This poor thing had bugger-welds all over it needing TLC. I’ll begin the tub fabrication shortly, main section will be a drop-in...

It’s now sold.

Lola T70 Mk3B bodywork for sale. Nose/cab/tail section/side pods. Pretty complete, few parts have been cut for another project but can be fiberglassed back together to return stock shape. includes 2-GLASS WINDSHIELDS & 2-sets of headlight covers new in box.You pickup. located in MN USA $2500