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Very lucky escape, glad you're on subjected to minor injuries. Could have been a LOT worse. I had the same experience in the dark, luckily the deer managed to get across without hitting any bodywork. Again that was a 50-60mph incident on a sweeping bend. Animals are so stupid!!

Seems People do bite quite quickly though... Phishing catches victims 'in minutes' http://www.bbc.co.uk...nology-32285433 I hardly ever get stuff like this. I follow a few simple rules which include: when providing my email address I read the t&c's carefully and ensure I'm opted out of any marketing. Never open links from unreliable sources, if it's from a financial institute I do business with I will always go via the official website and not any links. Never publish my email address on public facing sites such as forums I honestly don't know how you guys all seem to have these problems Those who get these mails clearly click some of those "oooh la la la" sites! That's why Adrian has so many filtration measures in place with the amount of surfing he does

You're definitely looking! No seriously I'm not here, or looking......

Not looking

PERFECT!!!!

If she can work out my address then come on over! Edit - In fact it's probably a HE - in that case forget it!

I am helping to build yours so it's hopeless for you really To be fair you'e done more than 2 other companies put together in a FRACTION of the time. The hard part was the easy part, but still, in a weekend with modifications. These two farty companies couldn't organise an empty drawer!! Wednesday tomorrow - fingers crossed on a date for collection!!

I'm guessing you've not rolled your arches then? That's what you're looking for

Think I'll mail her myself Sounds HOT!!

Happy for you fella........ It'll probably drop a little more. What suspension are you running? Chris, I could do with that encouragement on my thread........

Ha ha like it........

Have ye faith, don't forget there's only 3 wires needed to get her started. I won't be a builder and seller, no way. Seems a pointless exercise to build and sell a car or parts at a loss. At least wait a couple of years then make a loss

Well, I keep playing a video of my car from last year, which helps me through the hard times of missing her. Fair point, and I would technically be pulling my hair out, but I'm a fairly patient kind of guy, luckily. We set the completion date estimated at the end of April, which is now been moved to the end of June now. That's not to say we stand a chance of June, but we need to place a milestone even if there's a chance of missing it, otherwise it will be a year long project if we don't set a project end date. To be fair, the major part thus far is the headers and exhaust, and will be the 2nd most expensive part of the project. We have suppliers lined up for the next stage, but can't do anything until we get the car back. Ian has hit the nail on the head, frustrating, but when you have such specific work such as custom headers, custom built prop shaft, the resource for qualified companies means you're forced to wait. We are pushing said companies as hard as we can, and fingers crossed there's a fair chance of getting her back a week Friday'ish. Thing is, this project is unique and that's what keeps me going. I could just sell up, but that's being a defeatist and I'm one of the attitude "NEVER give up" I'm sure Chris will loan me his Go-Pro on the day of running...... Once I get a firm update I'll be the first to jump on here and scream Hallelujah!!

You are dead right, and there's technically nothing new, although 3rd party work in progress. We already had a delay of 1 month before the guy even accepted the car to work on, it's now been 4 weeks, despite saying it will take 2-3 weeks. They have reported back the headers are done, exhaust is in progress. We are touching base on Wednesday with a view to getting a firm date for collection. Once collected, we will then be working connectivity of fluids, electronics and creating the list of custom parts needed to get the fluids (Brakes/Clutch/Coolant) all up and running. So that the minute, it's a bit quiet, and no real news to report. Although I'll add the pics from my Race Dash installation and work thus far.

Facilities are a bonus, especially a bar ha ha. A view of the lake as we rise in the morning is a bonus too!!

Even for a Campsite, in England?! Campsite south of France, I could possibly agree, but England...... I'll give the ones i've found a tinkle...... see what they say.

Going to have a short break with the Mrs and our trusty tent We've chosen the Lake District during one of the busiest times of the year (May Bank Holiday) although we will be heading up on the Thursday and heading back on the Sunday to avoid the major traffic issues. There's a few campsites in and around Lake Windermere, but wanted to see if anyone here has stayed at any which are advertised. Reviews, issues, recommendations are always welcome.

Will see how it goes Dave, I've put an element of sitting back but nothing major. If it's a little too far forward I can always make adjustments. I'm one for having the steering wheel fairly high up, so this should work in my favour.

Okay here's a further update..... ABS in place. And my home made Dremel holder Test fit... Near on flush fit Problem with the support I've put back in, clashes with my electronic feeds. No problem dremel soon chomped into that!!

Think I will actually, heading out to the tip later will get into B&Q or something. In fact Velcro could work as its going be recessed into ABS Plastic......

So based on those pics I can now position it behind the brushed aluminium, and flush with the binnacle face. Just need to work out now how to fix it in place. The kit doesn't come with brackets and I don't want to glue or mould into place for re-sale purposes.

The clear plastic won't be used, and it's more s that I can gauge the angle of the entire binnacle. I don't have a zed to gauge it on as its 120 miles away But at least I've got enough resource from all the pics to make a decision, so that's great guys

Yup that's it Mr G PERFECT!!!!!!!!

Cheers Graham, sorry was in the workshop cutting up the plastic inside the binnacle. Well, the pic request will determine the angle of the binnacle, ultimately deciding on the angle of the race dash. If for instance the binnacle is upright (face) then I'm good with recessing into the Aluminium frame. If there's a need to angle back the race dash, then it will be residing more inside of the binnacle. Cheers GM almost there, need a perfect side profile so that I can gauge the angle of the binnacle face.

Does anyone have or can get hold of a specific photo for me. I'm working on my dash binnacle and whilst installing the race dash I'm curious of how it should be angled inside the binnacle. Could somebody provide a pic of their binnacle viewing from a side profile, which will allow me to calculate the face angle of the binnacle/race dash. Here's a side profile pic of how far I've got. Based on any pics provided I can then work out if I need to tilt the unit inside the binnacle. Cheers in advance