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That was a fun event and the movie is worth seeing.

Dang, lot of car for the money!

I must say, I think the yellow looks much better than the green. Fantastic!

Looks great. Now both Cam's have yellow!

Battle scars! :)

Best wishes Howard!

Yes, he built a bunch of cars for the movie. 20 something if I heard correctly.

I always get a fair amount of attention at gas stations in the Cobra, but the SL-C is on a whole different level. I don't think I've ever gassed up without at least one person wanting to talk about the car and take pictures. Even non-car people are interested. One lady said "I don't care about...

Looks like the steering column might be challenging also.

I'm taking my cobra to the first showing in Dallas.

Nice work as always. I'm jealous of your flat floor. :) I was confused on the steering rack at first, then remembered it will be RHD, right?

Nice. I lived there for a few years. I think Mike Fling in up in your neck of the woods. Keep an eye out for the regional meet that is being talked about.

I know you know this, but be sure to test fit the roll bar and spider before making the final determination of where you mount your seats.

nice! Where in Oklahoma are you? John

Mesa, yes, I'm very glad since I have been following this thread and was about to embark on the upgrade. Not sure where those spacers go yet. I've ordered the hubs and will post progress pictures when the hubs arrive. John

Oh and Cam, those are the track day ball joints. Not the full race version.

Howard, I don't know if these will be the new standard or if they are just an option. I also got a set of stub shafts from him so all you really need is the bearings.

Fronts:

I'll post more photos when I get the hubs and get it mocked up. These may be the first set out of production.

standard SLC suspension, but new uprights and stub axles that fit the C7 hubs.