New member from Sevenoaks

[hubby]

If you like going side ways and over bumps (kerbs) Tony is your man for a passenger ride. like wise if you need parts/tools while on a run have Kenton or Richard by your side as they have got more tools/spare parts between them than what's in your garage or for a transformer car (bonnets that detach while being driven) Neil's your man and finally welcome to the Madhouse

[Nash]

If you like going side ways and over bumps (kerbs) Tony is your man for a passenger ride. like wise if you need parts/tools while on a run have Kenton or Richard by your side as they have got more tools/spare parts between them than what's in your garage or for a transformer car (bonnets that detach while being driven) Neil's your man and finally welcome to the Madhouse

That pretty much sums it up...... apart from;

Badger watching, bog snokling and shares in RAC then Mr G is your man

.................Neil

[hubby]

Oops dont forget dogging in lay by's

[Tony C]

Glenn,

Welcome to the forum, I've not built either of my cars, but taken them both apart in varying degrees!

Good luck with the build, and although LCB should be able to help so should we, can't beat the experience of fixing/improving things as you get the miles in

Cheers Tony

[greenwoo]

yep welcome Glenn. Good luck with the box of bits, looking forward to some updates along the line !

[steve m]

Hi

Welcome (from a fellow locoster)

As a locost builder my self, as is (Richard) locost220 on here, we may be able to pass on some relative info !
what engine etc are you using, as if its a xflow, i have loads of them in bits!

Also, as said http://www.locostbuilders.co.uk is a very very good source of info, and was originly designed by Chris Wilkie, purely for us scratch builders, but that site now caters for all and sundry, and others

Regards

Steve