PHIL; Dont really know how much longer, I fairly well have just about everything to finish it off, all I need is some time to put it all together. Once the footy season is over I hope to get stuck into it.


CHRIS; You know you are welcome around anytime. The saints are doing so well. Go Sainters

Geoff, it's looking alot different to the first time I saw it! It's come up a treat mate. Can't wait to it finished. Well done.

Chippa

Well done Geoff!

Mate, that is one noice Esky!! Yellow is the best colour too!!

Just a bit more of an update.
I have now fitted the new brakes all round. The Willwood Midilite 4 piston callipers and vented, slotted cross drilled rotors on the front, and on the rear I have fitted R31 Skyline calipers and Audi 90 solid rotors. I just have to hook up the handbrake setup,. Have also fitted new tail light and reversing light lenses.Since the footy season has ended I have a bit of time to do a bit more on the car.

They look great Geoff, [:u]

What size disc's are on the front setup?

The front rotors are 247 mm x 20 mm

Its been a while since I posted anything on my progress so I will attempt to update it a bit.
I have decided to go the YB Cosworth N/A path now so have been accumulating plenty of Cossie bits and spent a small fortune.
I had to purchase a set of Ashley pipes and an inlet manifold from England for starters, then I bought a pair of Kent Vernier Cam pulleys. Next was a magnelli Dizzy and leads, plus other belts and pulley's. Then came a Gilmer drive kit for waterpump and alternator.
Today was a big, and probably most significant day in the whole restoration project, when I finally installed the engine and gearbox to the car for a dummy fit to find out what fits and what has to be altered. The engine will have to come back out and be completely rebuilt before final assembly.
I also purchased a set of high comp pistons and rods.
Pics to follow when I can work out how to reduce pic sizes.(I hate windows 7)

Some pics

About time for an update Geoff. Need to get moving before footy season starts. Looks great must be getting keen to finish.

Well done Geoff ! looks absolutely stunning. go the N/A ! where did you source the gilmer drive kit from ?