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Great pictures, thanks for sharing. What sort of lens and exposure did you use for the track shots, many of them look simply fantastic!

GREAT write up but as Fran said, no pictures means it didn't happen! :)

"... for anyone to think and represent that an aluminum "tub" frame will stand up to the daily drive of an auto (speed bumps ...pot holes etc.) is dreaming ..." I guess it is blind luck that airplanes are not falling out of the sky when their aluminum wings break off of their aluminum bodies. ;)

I won't be making it to London but I'm trying like heck to get scheduled for R&G! Chuck - great looking coupe, but you do have way to many toys! I've got some space if you need to store a few of the toys. I promise to take them out every now and then to keep the "blood" flowing in 'em!

I *really* like the look of the interior; simple, clean. Lap belts only?

Woodz, Wasn't your coupe the one I sat in at R&G last year? I'm 6'4" tall, 230lbs and I didn't think the fit was too snug at all. Frankly it seemed very comfortable, more comfortable than my Cobra for sure!

Congratulations!!

"...funny flat cars ..." I love that description! :)

Thanks for sharing all of the pictures. I particularly liked the one of the 917 chassis as it shows the beauty of the chassis but also just how far forward of the steering rack the pedals are!

Doug, I agree completely; the 246 coupe is beautiful! It rates right up there with the GT40, 917, and P3/4. But... is the 246 a Dino or a Ferrari? :)

130 lbs! WOW! Congratulations!

That coupe just screams track car to me. Time to buy another lotto ticket.

Great pictures, thanks all. More please! ;)

Lynn - whew, dodged one! I had a heart attack a few years ago (at age 47). No pain at all, just a whole lot of sweating. A stent, loss of 70 lbs, and daily exercise later and I'm doing great. Do what the docs say and you'll feel 110% better with time. Don't be surprised if your doctor...

Hey, that sounds like my neighbor (and chief of police)! ;)

Cool pictures, thanks for sharing!

Mike, they are the ones. They had a couple of planes at Oshkosh last year. Would be an interesting build. Ron, my wife says the same thing, a bipe with two seats. I keep telling her that their are all sorts of advantages to having two bipes, each with a single seat. The biggest advantage...

I've been meaning to pay these folks a visit; aluminum, rivets, fabric, low-n-slow: Airdrome Aeroplanes ~ Holden, MO ~ Nieuport 28 {Full scale}

Looks like a LOT of fun! :)

Re: Dean's new RCR build thread Looking great Dean! Is the Gurney bubble for appearance sake or necessary when you are wearing a helmet?