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More photos taken today,

Who's the sheep-lover in the background?

Stunning! Few hundred hours of filling sanding etc etc in that body I bet! Bruce Wayne should drive that!

Two years & four months to finish, all panels were led loaded. Still a few jobs left to do before the NEC fingers crossed they'll get done on time!! I'd love James Bond to drive it

nice work, it looks so much nicer than the original... have you got a video of it running?

Thanks I'm glad you like it. Sure, have a look at the videos on http://www.youtube.com/JENSENVIPERCEPTOR11.

I will, once you be sure to check my thread out...

http://practicallyclassics.phpbbhosts.c ... f=12&t=759

rich. wrote:nice work, it looks so much nicer than the original...

I wouldn't say that, but I do like it and admire the workmanship.
Sorry though, but those little dorsal fins look ridiculous on BMWs and even stupider on this. It's only a matter of time before we start seeing them on Saxos and Corsas, then you'll know it's a mistake.

Willy Eckerslyke wrote:........
Sorry though, but those little dorsal fins look ridiculous on BMWs and even stupider on this. It's only a matter of time before we star seeing them on Saxos and Corsas, then you'll know it's a mistake.

They're a lot harder to vandalise than a telescopic aerial though and can work well with a strong signal.

That's an impressive bit of kit. Nice work