Saw this on fleabay...

[Paul D]

Thought this might be just right for the tribute guy's. Not far away either.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...tchlink:top:en

What do you think Chris?

Paul D

[redratbike]

That would look good sprayed silver or red and hanging from the wall

[Down&Out]

Oh PLEASE buy that. If i wasnt broke i'd have that, i was planning to do a buck anyway and it'd save me loads of bother.

[Tribute Automotive]

Deal done, arrives on Friday.

[Paul D]

Brilliant news Chris,

I would have loved to buy it myself, but it makes more sense for you guys to do your magic with it and buy a bodyshell later. (Also I have heard that a divorce can be quite expensive?)

Paul D.

[Down&Out]

Originally Posted by Tribute Automotive

Deal done, arrives on Friday.

This makes me so very happy!

I saw it had ended early and hoped to god you had something to do with it.

Will body moulds in its current format (i.e. not made to fit another car) be available from it?

[Paul L]

Originally Posted by Tribute Automotive

Deal done, arrives on Friday.

I'm sure you will make good use of it Chris.

If you ever have any spare time, you might like to read this thread.

An amazing guy in South Africa is making his own Ferrari buck the hard way.

http://www.rodsnsods.co.uk/forum/gar...-project-83285

Enjoy, Paul.

PS
Sorry to hear about your latest finger and cutting disc mishap.

But I would like to thank you for saving my own fingers the other day.

I had to remove the safety guard on my grinder while cutting out the last bit of my battery box.

I was just about to switch it on when the thought of your previous finger accident came to mind.

So I stopped & rearranged my hands to make sure all my fingers were out of the way.

[Tribute Automotive]

Originally Posted by Paul L

Sorry to hear about your latest finger and cutting disc mishap.

But I would like to thank you for saving my own fingers the other day.

I had to remove the safety guard on my grinder while cutting out the last bit of my battery box.

I was just about to switch it on when the thought of your previous finger accident came to mind.

So I stopped & rearranged my hands to make sure all my fingers were out of the way.

Ironically it was getting my finger caught between the safety guard and the cutting disc, somehow. that caused the accident. Healing nicely now

The South African tread is great thanks, he's going a cracking job.

Picked up the SWB buck this morning. The hired truck was a little short due to the huge tool chest bolted to the front of the load area...

[Tribute Automotive]

Originally Posted by Down&Out

Will body moulds in its current format (i.e. not made to fit another car) be available from it?

First priority is to pull a couple of splash moulds off the front and rear of the buck (after a lot of remedial work) to finish Geoff's Z3 based car. After Stoneleigh we will look at moulding the whole buck, but will confirm availability of shells once this has been done.

[seanick]

I would speed strip that in pvc foam and glass over.

[The Shadow]

Nice win Chris !!

I have been absent recently because it was braught to my attenton that my posting style is viewed as affensive.
I have had it suggested that i should apologize for being aggressive with my pet name useage and 'chillax' doesn't cut it.
So , for the sake of the forum.
Keith is very sorry.

[Little Red Car]

Excellent buy! I love the 250 SWB project as having a FHC with Automatic transmission particularly appeals. I look forward to seeing how you get on.

[Down&Out]

Very very very much looking forward to this!

[Mister Towed]

That buck looks like a work of art in its own right. What donor are you hoping to fit the resulting body shells on? Any idea what the wheelbase would be without modification? Looking forward to seeing this project progress.

[Paul L]

Rather than start a new thread...

A pair of cream leather covered MX5 seats being sold on an exchange basis for standard MX5 seats.



http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Mazda-Mx5-...-/251458313023

Hope that helps, Paul.

[Down&Out]

They dont look that brilliantly covered, even in that small photo.