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Needs a supercharged big block and a tubbed rear end Geoff! LOL. I'm sure this will come out nice mate.

I'm near enough to you. Got a list?

Nice work Tomo.

Decals, at least I don't remember sanding off the marker lights first.

Very nice Geoff.

LOL, My Uncle is a Priest, I'll ask him if he does exorcisms Pete!

Any pics Pete?

Great work JC.

Good Man Lloyd. The wheels look better too

Thanks guys. Evening Lloyd! lol

Just having a laugh with what was in the Parts box. Makes a change from polishing paint anyway.. One thing I've learned is that the Baking powder and superglue trick works very nicely..

Fabulous looking Tiger.

Looks great JC. Are the tyres a little low in profile? just a thought.

Nice pipework there Lloyd.

First one I've seen built up, looks great. I used to see the slightly later 21 and 23 Pallas versions on holidays in France many years ago, beautiful cars.

Fabulous work on an iconic kit Erik.

Thanks Lloyd, I did have some inspiration though. Had to add the blower, I couldn't help it..

Thanks guys. Fair points Harry, just when you think it's finished...LOL

Thanks guys. Wayne, it's Ford Diamond white rattlecan.

Wheels and tyres from the 5 window kit, parts box supercharger. First thing I've finished for ages, the whitewall decals are far from perfect, even with a ton of Microsol and a hairdryer. All comments welcome.

Fantastic mods JC, and very clean work. I know how to do it in theory, but my results would be comical, I guess practice is perfect. Anything on the Mk 2? just asking like..

Great start on the tubbing Pete.

Looking good JC.

Is that Spaxstix chrome Lloyd?

Even a small return to mechanical grip has to welcomed. Maybe I'm a bit old school here and going backwards in technology, but I'd also cut aero downforce and I'd have steel brakes and proper manual gearboxes. Oh, and one set of tyres. Obviously if you need more they're available, but a pit stop will take too long. Goes off to google Alain Prost back in the day.....LOL