Thanks Scott :)

Being the owner of the red one I take positive feedback happily :)

Also agree on the stars of the show. That Dino was very nice indeed.

It’s a shame I didn’t realise you were there as would have said hi.

Dave

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Thank you all for your positive comments about our build it is gratifying to get this sort of feedback after so many months of hard work and hours of development. It was lovely to meet so many enthusiastic people at the show and apologies if we didn't get chance to say hello. Our next focus is developing the grassbank website to showcase our parts, developments and links.

Ian, I am always pleased to see how good your car looks in the flesh. Photos don't do it full justice. It looked good before the paint job, and despite the few flaws that you mentioned, the paint job was a bargain, and well worth the effort.

Thanks for that, "Barber".
I am very pleased with it. With some careful attention, even the niggles that only I know about could be addressed. It's just that it would have been so much easier to catch them between the primer and gloss coats.
Having seen how the prep was done, I feel more confident about tackling the Jago bodywork again and doing a "proper" job on that. I bought some 1000 grade discs and a pad at the show and now I'm saving up for a dual-action sander/polisher.
I spoke to some seat people at the show so the interior mods are now closer as well.