Keyser

Sad news indeed, My deepest condolences to family and friends. RIP Martin it was an honor to have known you.

Many Happy Returns mate

Happy Birthday Mrs B xxxxx From all the family at your other home

Nice work guys Starting to look a lot better now mate, keep up the good work

I say well done to Flex if you needed / wanted to give it up and you did - good on ya for making the effort and kudos for seeing it through I have never been a "big" drinker but if the situation lends itself I will have a drink, last years alcohol intake for me was 2 glasses of port at Christmas and I think I may have had about 3 bottles of cider this year so far

TY for the comments As Wasso said it's the Amuse - but it is a replica, the body kit is the real deal and fitted a treat (the spoiler was a PITA) the wings are from some company in the states and the bonnet is a carbon fiber seibon item. All can be viewed in full colour in the current edition of Japanese Performance Magazine or here (taken before the wings, bonnet and spoiler were added) As she is at the moment

I'm sure Darren and Adrian saw that and thought "you cheeky bugger" What I meant was, they're not a professional garage who only work on cars, but the number of FI installs they've done for Z's they might as well be a garage. Not meaning anything bitchy or anything Well I'm going to take it completely the wrong way That's only because you are doing and awesome engine swap as well though

Awesome matey, will be watching with interest

There is no way you did this handraulically We know you too well Bloomin well did every last one (except the ones Andy did) But I did the most

OMG You could be right that's another 200 nails I put in and I didn't take credit for Then there is of course all the joist hangers

Fixed that for you You're just trying to goad me into putting her up for sale. I know your tricks remember! I can do the advert for you - Part Finished Project Blah Blah £1,500.00 Sold To Keyser Mods Please lock the thread :lol:

Fixed that for you

Should start the roof middle of next week so 3 weeks from now if the weather holds we should be in and dry Completely new from the ground up, it's in my back garden so it's nice and easy to sneak off to the "shed" when the wife's not looking After Christmas mate might even throw a "Garage warming" party

along Good luck on the hunt

I'm not allowed near power tools

In other news I have started on the milling machine, a strip down and clean Got this to start lots to clean Bit of rewiring as the motor drive is not working properly and the over-ride button sticks in More to follow

so just to keep you up to speed a couple of pics of the progress Start of the wood work and moving on that was the end of last week I'll get some more tomorrow. Just so you know I haven't been slacking they gave me the good job putting the nails in theses 22 nails in each and over 100 of them Still it all needs to be done more soon .............................

Nice

Many Happy Returns mate

Fixed that for you mate We all know you are 21 again this year I'm 46 so no prizes here, but I have had about 7 Zeds

Coming along nicely sir

Nice work mate Ref the water - If its coming under the dash on the passenger side I would point you at the air in let under front windscreen, if you take the outside plastic covers off between the windscreen and bonnet there is a plastic strip on the back of the passenger side one, I have seen those damaged or snapped off, that allows water to run in through the inlet, it then drips down from the fan in front of the passengers knee. Hope it helps

Nice one Matt That zorst looks familiar somehow

Well the big day we hoped for happened and everyone has still got all there fingers and toes attached Bit of background - the big steel was supposed to be lifted from the front garden to the back by an oversize crane (80 ton) this is not the weight but the reach, Crane company can't get it up the road so....... Small crane - nope they wanted more than a 100 Ton crane would have cost for a day and took to long to quote for the work, so we thought a telehandler would do the job, can't find one to rent in the south of England!!!! So we went back to a genie lift, we were a bit worried that it would not got high enough (5M needed) or lift the weight but we found 1 model is rated to lift 363KG at 5M so we hired one - We calculated the main beam to weigh 350 KG so inside the limit if only just, but you try dangling a 5.6M wide steel beam that weighs 350KG above your head on an aluminum bar that bends like a fishing rod while popping and twanging like it's about to break, then try and push it out of line around the wall and back in again - bum twitching moments all round!!!! But we did it The other 2 bars went up relatively easy after that A load of timber and the chippy Scott arrived early this morning so hopefully have some framework up by the end of the week Hats off to Andy for not losing his nerve when he had the task of lining up the beam and sticking the first bolt in More soon Keyser and The Zed Shed Crew.