And finally this pic shows the electronic vacuum gauge and a separate temp / humidity gauge ........ note the resin saturating in the background. Image Unavailable, Please Login
A quick break back to the car itself whilst the front clam resin goes off before it gets cooked. Image Unavailable, Please Login
And Colin fitting our new seats. Note the engine cross brace now finally installed. Image Unavailable, Please Login
Either the Moto-T guys swapped the left rears for the rights or the driver side rear tire is mounted backwards (based on tread pattern of R888s).
Actually 888s can be run backwards in the dry. Toyo even suggests it to even out the wear on a heavily cambered car. That being said, obviously there is nothing to "even out" on a brand new tire, but I'm just saying it wouldn't be tragic to drive it like that unless it was going through standing water.
MT put the old front clam on and went for a gentle trundle. Still lacking badges, Gurney flap etc and they won't go until final paint prep and we get the new clam finished, but nice to finally have something approaching a finished car, or at least the end is very much in sight. Image Unavailable, Please Login
It's been a long glorious road. This one will be remembered. Congrats on finally nearing the finish line
I'm going to have MAJOR project withdrawals when this is finally done Big congrats, home stretch baby! Alex
Exactly my thought even though right now the car is short of a few distinctive elements such as gurney flap, front spoiler etc, hich makes me consider adding either the decals or white rounders as on this Michelotto car. Thoughts? Image Unavailable, Please Login
If I were you I would replicate the look your specific car had when it was racing anything else would just be a knock-off imo.
I am thinking just the roundels rather than full sponsors stickers. As raced it had white rectangles and personally I prefer the round. Image Unavailable, Please Login
I don't think the difference would be too drastic and like you I would also prefer the round. Also I did not think all the sponsors stickers took so much away from the clean/unmolested beauty. Good call.
The amount and type of stickers in this pic is perfection. The first one, no, too many sponsor decals on the rocker panel under the doors.
I like the round and, just like the stripe of the CS, it sets it apart from the crowd and tells something of it's heritage.
I think to anyone who knows f40s they will tell straight away this is no ordinary f40 (if there is such a thing) but with no stickers and the fact that the car will be road legal I think stickers ruin the cars lines, less is more in my opinion with any car but obviously it is something that is down to the owners preference, it is a dilemma I would love to have