The car is just about ready to be dynoed, but we've decided to the full strip down, fix up a few chassis bits and peices and put back together in race form over xmas. Which means all the nylocks go on, tidy up the wiring etc ready for dyno in the new year. Fun stuff!
Well done you blokes....dont know how you do it! My car only needs front shock seals and gearbox inspection...but its now been sitting half done since milbrodale, hoping to be ready by donald....probably only take a weekend if I pull my finger out. Waiting to see if santa gives me that full time maintenance person, and maybe those pit girls you were suggesting, and maybe some motivation:)
Well done you blokes....dont know how you do it! My car only needs front shock seals and gearbox inspection...but its now been sitting half done since milbrodale, hoping to be ready by donald....probably only take a weekend if I pull my finger out. Waiting to see if santa gives me that full time maintenance person, and maybe those pit girls you were suggesting, and maybe some motivation:)
grid chicks... hmmm....
KMD - looking good mate - what box?
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Well done you blokes....dont know how you do it! My car only needs front shock seals and gearbox inspection...but its now been sitting half done since milbrodale, hoping to be ready by donald....probably only take a weekend if I pull my finger out. Waiting to see if santa gives me that full time maintenance person, and maybe those pit girls you were suggesting, and maybe some motivation:)
Pit Girls in tight Lycra would be all the motivation i need
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I think you will find it was the Lothringer Bob Mowbray had for sale. It is the only A-Arm Lothringer in the country that I am aware of. I'm pretty sure the chassis Hayden Tatnell had was a beam front end.
I think you will find it was the Lothringer Bob Mowbray had for sale. It is the only A-Arm Lothringer in the country that I am aware of. I'm pretty sure the chassis Hayden Tatnell had was a beam front end.
Yep, your right. Upon recollection, the chassis Hayden had was a beam front end. I don't know if he still has it. It was hanging from his workshop roof for quite a while, but i think when he got one of the Simpson Jimco's the Lothringer project was shelved.
Yep, it's the Lothringer Bob Mowbray had for sale. Hayden's is still hanging from the roof as far as I know. The motor will be the trusty Daihatsu. It has been very good to me and there's no use changing something that works so well.
Depending on finances I am hoping to be testing in March.
It's got to be the only one in Australia for sure. 
