so..... how much do YOU pay to work for that lot?
1972 Pantera - 351C
Graduate M8F - Design sold to graduate from Mc Laren [1972 Le Mans car]
Shelby R-Code and 66 Shelby GT350 [original]
Jim Richards Ex-Car now our Group N Car
Our setup at Philip Island last year, will be more impressive this year
.....and for anyone that knows porsche's, yes that is the EXTREMELY collectible 1972 Carrera RS sitting there, and beside it is also extremely collectible 1998 Carrera RS [Last air cooled Porsche ever built]
so..... how much do YOU pay to work for that lot?
ha ha ha, nothing =) i get paid amazingly.
and its an absolute honor to work on those cars and with my boss, who has built some of the best Ford V8's in the country. It's absolutely amazing to be honest and I'm so thankful I got the opportunity to take part in it.
LoL, well if you want me to be a smart arse the worst part of it was when I had to take the 72' porsche from Brighton to Sandown.... or maybe the squirt in the yelow Pantera... that thing is lethal
But to be serious, the worst part is crazy deadlines and mass amounts of work that have you working 6am-9pm and sleeping in the factory..... Plus on a race weekend it can be absolutely crazy, my boss has done weekends where he has only had like 2-3hrs sleep a night and we've driven him to and from the factory in a truck with a car or two so that we can get it back to race ready condition and have it back by morning.
Also.... spending 250hrs building an engine in 2 WEEKS, having it go onto the dyno for hours and hours and have it pull some of the best numbers a 289w has ever done [532hp and 378ft/lbs or 397kw and 512nm] just to have it exploded on the track because of a conrod bolt that wasn't as strong as it was meant to be!!!!!!!! 2 independent engine builders and an engineer pulled it apart and deemed why it failed and the blame was put onto one of the largest performance bolt manufacturers in the world.... Who have had a number of bolts fail recently and have had to payout some rather large sums. Our engine was absolutely insane with half the parts coming from NASCAR.
Transverse leaf front suspension.
Ron B.
VK2OTC
2003 L322 Range Rover Vogue 4.4 V8 Auto
2007 Yamaha XJR1300
Previous: 1983, 1986 RRC; 1995, 1996 P38A; 1995 Disco1; 1984 V8 County 110; Series IIA
RIP Bucko - Riding on Forever
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