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Hey Bill, great looking job you're doing. keep it up. By the way, are you building a right hand car, or I am mistaken?

Yeah, me too.

My list is actually something that I really like to have, something that I am looking forward to, a shopping list, if you will. 1. 1988 Honda Civic Hatchback (from my college years, super dependable car, 300k+ miles on it and still going strong) 2. 1965 Ford Mustang Coupe 3. 1965 Ac 427 Cobra...

But GT100 could be a nice name also, altough it wouldn´t be 100% accurate.

He must had have a hell of a cellular phone, I mean, to worry about it but don´t care about his car, gees. :drunk::drunk::drunk::drunk:

You could look here, to find the drawings: http://www.gt40s.com/forum/gt40-tech-chassis-brakes-tires-wheels/24348-help-gt40-space-frame-drawings-plans-2.html

Thomas, your chassis looks great. Just one question, your chassis looks a lot like a set of blue prints I found here, in this web page. Are you building from those plans as well? Regards, Víctor

I may be a little dumb, alrigth, but how can you fit that kind of transaxle in a car like that? I am just asking, not passing judgement. I would like to know.

I believe he waited as long as he could to avoid anybody getting injured.

Bryn, your build looks great, any new updates? Víctor

Thank you Russ, for your kind answers. I now know what to do with all the paneling, thanks again. Just one thing though, you are talking mm right? Victor

Hi Russ, just finished reading all this build log and have to tell you, it looks great, have to congratulate you and Lim for this fine work. I am starting to "research" about building my own car, and have desided that maybe I´ll build the chassis from scratch and buy the body from some kit...

Everything looks great. One question though, did you really made the exhaust? if so, great job, if not, they look great anyway. You are way more experience around tools and hardware that you say you are. Congratulations, keep it up. Víctor

Hey, A.J. what are the latter news? Still waiting? Boy am I jealous of you, what a great looking car.

It looks that you really know what you are doing, at least you are not afraid of doing it. I admire that "I can do it" attitude. It is actually something that I would like to try out sometime. I could esaily found a Nissan patrol around here, a lot easier and cheaper than finding the...

So, you don´t need anything to avoid contact between those two materials?

Thank you Ian and Abdul for your answers, another question pops up then, what do you do to avoid contact between the aluminum panels and the chassis?, which is made out of steel, I think. Also, how thick is the aluminum panel, what gage? Please, I have to learn everything as I read your...

Abdul, hi. Could I ask you what are you using to build all the panels, the metal looks "blueish". This may sound silly but, does it come with the kit or you bougth it locally? Victor P.S. Great job, keep it up.

Way to go Abdul, congratulations and good look on your build. Stay away from the heat though. Hey, could I ask you what type of kit did you get? I mean, Basic Component, Rolling Chassis, Deluxe, etc. You see, the reason I ask is because I want to get my kit from TSC also and I'm sort of...

Well Robin, I can´t really give you any advice other than keep your eye on the price, I wish I could be in your shoes right now, gonna have to wait a couple years more to start mine. Good look, enjoy the ride. By the way, the car looks great.