bobthehobbyguy

Shaping up nicely.

Chris fix looks good. Adding the support is good idea. Keep up the good work.

Photobucket strikes again. You get a certian about of space to be viewed and then they wantbyou to pay.

How about candy red and pearl white.

What is the jeep you are using for this project?

Nice job.

Nice job.

Great idea for doingvthe belly pan. This project is coming along nicely.

Bummer that it happened but at least it wasn't painted and riveted. Obviously there was a weak joint. I know you will overcome this obstacle always a pain when murphy rears hisnugly head.

Great update. What paint did you use for the rear slick it looks like rubber?

Great start.

Great project the top looks great. Interested is seeing how you do the engine.

Like it. What body is that?

Glad to see this back on the bench. Really cool project.

Another great project in the works. Great job with the presetaion of your updates.

Love it. Very cool build.

The tinwork looks great.

Very impresive work. Always a pleasure to watch your projects.

Very nice and clean.

Ace I've done hardware and software and agree this is not a trivial task. There is never 100 percent reliability. If you have two pieces in system and they are 99 percent reliable the assembly is only 98 percent. Also for critical sensors there would need to be redundancy which would add cost. Also how would the software be updated. One more thing there would have to be some standardization for the code for each auto maker you really don't want multiple versions of code. Finally you want safer cars get the bad drivers off the road. Yeah there still will be accidents but hopefully fewer.

Very nice job with the fit of the doors and the hood,.

Nice clean work. Will be following.

Thanks for the great tutorial.l

I agree a tutorial would be great. Your wood effect is great.

As always looking good. Very nice work.