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12th June 2012, 10:32 PM
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 Looking great Geeman , can you imagine the faces on your mates at Uni if you pull up in your Roadster in October  Not wishing to be a kill joy, so hope you don,t mind me saying....I,m not sure the side repeaters in the wing mirrors will be ok for IVA, also your bonnet catches too, (tho can,t quite see them clearly ). If I may say....this is an amazing build , Looking at the photos you would not think you were only 16 or 17 yrs old when you started this top work young man good luck at IVA time. cheers andy 
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13th June 2012, 11:09 AM
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I wasn't sure about those repeaters either, so I have 2 that I could drill into the scuttle if needed, but thought I'd leave it until I really have to as I didn't want to drill unessacary holes in it. As for those bonnet catches, good ol' fashion electrical tape For the pics.  . The proper ones are now on. I'm sure there'll be a few IVA related niggles to come up though.Thanks very much for the encouragement! The IVA still feels distant, but when I think there aren't many jobs left to do I get quite excited about the proposition of a track day soonish. Cheers!
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24th June 2012, 09:16 PM
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Great to see another roadster being made by a student, I know exactly what you mean about finding the time between studies!
I've just finished my Masters in mechanical Engineering so if feel free to pick my brains if you need any help in the future. And I'll prob'ly be wanting to pick your's regarding Roadster building  Good luck with the IVA when you get it booked.
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