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17,185 is the actual c-c on the lower arms, the front and rear bearing/bushing housings have different lengths.

Sounds about right. You need to calculate the actual c-c from the stated jig dim. If you have the same xl print that i got it is for road car (which i believe had bushings inboard) and not the race spec das bearings .

Well, alot of different stuff show up when searching. This is the book cover from the porter press book and the font beside is microgramma d extended.

Definitively not worth 1000 Sterling if you buy it only for the prints. You probably wont find a complete set of prints that someone wants to part with. Almost everyone is restricted by some deal or gentlemans agreement not to forward or share.

Thanks, it has taken countless hours to get to this point. It has been drawn in the same software as you use, the body was modified in 3dsmax. At one point you will get to the point where you have to fill in voids, look at pictures and try to dig out information. There was also a few prints in...

Sorry for the delay guys, i just finished it. Alot of dimensions if someone wants to cut it by hand. Included is also a DXF file (metric dimensions). Inside bend radius is 1mm

Arent we allowed to talk about cigarettes anymore? Or at you thinking of something else? Dirty boy...

It has been redrawn to fit the latch, just awaiting confirmation of the material thickness and i have to do a 2d drawing of it which is quite quick. Anyone know the fav pn (drawing number) for it?

Im just awaiting dimensions of the actual slam catch thingy to make sure the dimensions are correct, then i will post it here when I find some time to finish a print for it.

What format do you need it in?

Have a look at youtube for alm racing and jonus racing, for a hint of what they can withstand (atleast for a while)

The circuit breaker on the LHS of the rear clam is a nice detail aswell. If you go into youtube there is a videoinspection of 1075 that adam (llamabite) has posted.

7,63 x 0,9

Are these the same as for mk1?

Room for discussion :). The print calls for a 5/32 hollow rivet, how they actually were made back in the days through the production run is a different story.

That is how they where originally, as stated on the drawing of the steeringwheel

Panel - closing - side Front structure

Drop me your email in a pm and i can forward a model for you

Thanks Most of this is based on the prints available and a couple of handfulls which aren't available online. Could be that some radius'es is off. The bits i dont have prints for is based on photos, measurements etc. I have done alot more to this model lately, it is still a work in progress...

VSusp is also useful. Or just make a few sketches in solidworks or inventor and constrain them together.