Tools for the Cobra build

[schipps]

Originally Posted by 07cob

Mick

Have a look at your chassis when you pick it up - tomorrow as I understand it!! Warwick uses nutserts in a couple of locations, the easiest to view is in the cross member where the brackets for the dash are to be mounted. There are a couple of nutserts ready for the dash brackets.

GeoF

Geof,

thanks for that and YES, I am picking up the chassis and body tomorrow!!!

Can't wait

[Rebel1]

Originally Posted by schipps

Geof, thanks for that and YES, I am picking up the chassis and body tomorrow!!! Can't wait

schipps, have you decked out your shed with a bunk & fridge and told the wife to send all meals to the shed yet?

[schipps]

Originally Posted by Rebel1

schipps, have you decked out your shed with a bunk & fridge and told the wife to send all meals to the shed yet?

Les,

I think she is pretty well expecting to see a lot less of me now...I will just remove the bunk and fridge from the Doghouse ( where its been the last couple of years)

[Rebel1]

Originally Posted by schipps

Les,

I think she is pretty well expecting to see a lot less of me now...I will just remove the bunk and fridge from the Doghouse ( where its been the last couple of years)

schipps, tell ya what improved the relationship with my missus mate.....I started to introduce her to my friends and work associates as " The first wife".

Just to keep her on her toes.

[WKB]

The single most useful piece of equipment I bought was a two post hoist. I thought about it for weeks trying to justify it. I eventually brought it and the first time I could work under the car standing up instead of lying down the purchase was justified. Second hand ones aren't too expensive and if you have enough room worth a thought.

[David Hodgson]

The hoist is fine, but i'd have to find a way of justifying a new shed tall enough to use it