I can tell that you want a top spec shiny new registration zero.to achieve that you will have to spend the £17000.I could tell you how to build a sub 10k zero that will give hours of fun take you round the highlands (twice) and pass an MOT emissions test easily. ... but you won't like it.
Glad you sorted it. I would have been over too but I have been gaining valuable experience with Peugeot lower suspension arm and drive shaft fitting. Its been in and out more times than a fiddlers elbow today.
Press studs all round on mine except one turnbuckle at my left shoulder for the half tonneau. fabric half doors are press studs too and they stay on at speed
I have to give my little Peugeot some tlc this weekend. The spanner has been on for a while and now it's saying it's low on oil despite there being 4 litres in the boot!
150 mile today with the GBS zeros. Phew they are fast. Only one incident when I thought I'd need another rear end, squeaky bum time watching Keith's zero appear from a cloud of tyre smoke all 4 wheels locked.
My advice as a zero builder, buy or build your kit, either way make it your own. Some will say you should have done it this way or that, some will copy what you have done.Every car on our runs and meets is different and we all end up in the same place .... Together. That's what's great about this club.
When I dived in wet suits (semi dry actually). It was common practice to use a method of re-using the heat contained in waste water to warm up.
Some chose to use it at the start of a dive, some half way, and some at the end.
Those using the method on the boat were frowned upon.
On one occasion a new convert to a dry suit forgot what he was wearing and used the method thus curing his athlete's foot.