the swallow tail project has begun.......

[Dimitri]

you should also look into federal tyres. their 595s are said to be up there with bridgestone adrenalines at about 2/3rd the price.

they do list alot of nice sizes too.

the ns2s are a pretty nice tyre for the money, but theyre a pretty broad shoulder, never seem to look quite as stretched as they should.

[alex g]

yep so time has been tight of late with all sorts going on my baby daughter my old man being sick and you guessed it work. but things have still been happening

finished up the wheels and sealed them



interior mostly finished





and one of the reasons time is hard to find(i aint complaining)

[OEM G60]

Looking awesome mate, that engine bay is wicked.

What are your rims ?? RS 001's, what are those centre caps ??

[Oneofthegreats]

Even though it's taking a while, which all project's normally do, you sure are putting some nice part's in there.

I spot a Microtech Dash. You running a LT8 or 10. I think the 8 has been superseeded recently.

What is that polished pipe in the RH plenum chamber for? The wiring loom??

[alex g]

cheers


unsure what numbers (rs wise) but something out of the ordinary(jap import) , the centres are custom had so much trouble finding caps i machined some myself

i have the lt10s just getting a map sorted now

that would be the return to the radiator

[Jarred]

excellent work alex. this is surely going to be extremely neat once it's done! hidden wiring, clean lines everywhere, love you work, inspirational stuff indeed!

Have you decided on a colour yet? or are we just not allowed to know??

[joshyd-mk2gti]

looking good. but doesn't all this stuff have to come out again when you paint the shell..?

[c-issler]

Congrats on your lovely daughter, mate. Was she admiring those wheels too? Hope your Dad's OK. Will be excited to see more fine photography popping up over the coming months.

[Valver.]

Looking awesome, mate - get it painted, though!!

[Cupra]

Hi there, I've just read this thread from the start & just wanted to say well done, I love your engineering solutions & your photos are alright as well.....

brilliant work, can't wait to see the end result.

Phil