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Nearly there now honest
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Graham
Ok,
Lets be honest, I'm miles off....thats what doing up a house will do to you.
Anyway,
The interior is now nearly stripped
Having the brackets made to mount the seat and FIA ali brackets
Then its cage time! RS replica I think!
Graham
[quote name='Graham' date='Apr 19 2005, 01:40 AM']Lets be honest, I'm miles off....thats what doing up a house will do to you.[/quote]
You may be miles away from the finish line, but you are so many miles closer than I am, as I have yet to start such a project. One day, though, I want a Turbo RS replica in my garage. <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/smile.gif" class="smilie" alt="" /> Also, half the fun is in getting there. Enjoy your project, each step of the way. Do you have a target date for completion, or are you just letting it unfold as time permits?
As time permits really
Its mainly time and bloody glue!!!!!!!!! that has been the problem.
I should have sold mine and bought a race car like Eric did but they are like hens teeth here and very expensive when they come up.
It is great fun though!
I have an auto electrician to help me with the loom so it should be up and running again soon!
Graham
Yeah, it looks like you still have a bit to do! <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/smile.gif" class="smilie" alt="" /> However, it will come together quickly if you keep working at it.
I'm glad I didn't have to deal with the glue and such. But, the downside of buying a used (and a little ratty) race car is that there are a million other things to replace. Including the roll cage in my case.
Good luck and keep us posted on the progress.
Eric