MarkBzero

Disco not much more to add from the comments above except some pictures. I did not want additional holes for the electrics so i drilled through the threaded bar. Alsohave the 'u' bracket flat facing the front if level with ground they start drooping.

Hi Gazza, I purchased the starter kit, with a few extra's and then gave myself a reasonable monthly budget (wife agreement). It gives you a chance to plan and schedule work, monthly, weekly of course there are a few times when I had to save a few months allowance to purchase expensive items i.e. ETB dials. You save money by looking around on the internet, visit shows to get some decent bargins, reduced VAT, no delivery charge. Please do not under estimate the cost of extra's they soon add up. But then I am in no rush to finish the build, if you want a quick build then I would suggest you save more. Get yourself a decent donor then you can save and prep the donor parts, over the winter period. What ever your final decision don't give up, spend carefully and plan everything. All the best Regards Mark

I got mine from Burton power can be expensive but never let me down yet!

Congratulations and all the best for the future. What's the name of the 4 seater 7 style kitcar?

Being a quality professional I would have to say its 'quality not quantity' but I did build the garage for one purpose to build the kit car I have 8" clearance (4" front and 4" back) and 28" to one side. In the early stage of building I had to move the car left to right on trolley jacks to build the other side. Fitted old kitchen cupboards to give storage space and keep the floor clear and I probably banged my head at least 50 time so far. Pictures show how closed to the front and back of the garage.

Hope you have a quick recovery.

Kseal a good temp repair last for years. Regards Mark

Looks good so far, I need to upoad some photo's at some point.

Nick, If its not here and it has been sorn probably best waiting until next year and try some other kit car forums or shows (not all members use the forum). However if you are interested in another 7 style car then I would highly recommend the GBS Zero. Regards Mark

Good looking cars, can you get chrome look wrap?

Jon, Very good build and the car looks great, so envious of all that garage space. Best of luck for the race season. Regards Mark

Sounds and looks great.

Femi, I drilled the diff flange and glued the magnets in the holes, then used stainless steel 'p' clips as a bracket for the pick up sensor. The picture shows one 'p' clip but for safety and vibration I have sinced fitted another to brace the sensor in a v shape bracket, the masking tape is not permanent just holding the magnets whilst the glue was drying. Mark

Hair cut, speedo's and lots of grease, should be lighter and less friction.

Knowledge, experience, personal opinion, budget, lifestyle, garage tools and equipment available (dare I say it 'even the wife has an input') we all build/modify kit cars. We use this forum to gain advice from like minded people, learn from mistakes and to support others. We are all different.

Very nice and good choice for the paintwork.

Here's mine GBS dash with ETB gauges.

Looks great and doesn't look like you will have to cut the bonnet, much better finish. Regards Mark

Chris, Looks good I did the same and riveted the bottom panel with the sides found out later had to drill them out and reposition. No problems you can not see the additional holes later with the rear arches on. All the best. Mark

Hi Kev, I work for The AA gladly give you some contacts to have an informal chat. Probably bias but I think the AA is a great company to work for. Regards Mark

Congratulations and well done another Zero on the road.

Not a bad result nothing major, possibly over egged because of the training element..... Best of luck for the retest.

I wear the trousers in my house......... She picks the colour and make. Sweak, sweak where's the cheese.

Interesting I be watching this topic.....will it fit?