OK! hasn't been a productive weekend, because we are getting storms every afternoon of late. (suppose I should spend more time with the girlfriend anyway!)
I finally got the photos of last weekends progress as well
Got the fuel system all but finished, ran a 5/16 line from front to rear just incase I decide i need a V8 to power this thing later down the track. My brother is trying to railroad me in the direction of a lexus 4L (not sure the engineer would see it as cool as my brother

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Front brake lines are hooked up, along with the bias adjuster. Am very excited to see how this goes. The rear line runs though the cutting break, so I think that a residual pressure valve is required in both outward lines (not sure on this, Any light on this would be cool) The last of the rearward line isn't finished due to a few parts i'm still waiting on.
The hook ups for the front bumper may look a little strange to some but there is method to the madness, Originally the engineer was talking about shear pins for the for the connect from the bumper to the chassis, because of the direct line between the two. Now it has a weak point built into it, fingers crossed he excepts it this way. Worst case scenario I can build shear pins into this set up. Also doubled as the wider mount for headlights.
The front bumper is all welded and ready to go except for the bash plate, the light bar is on a pivot so that it can fold forward to make it easier the take the bonnet off if need be. I did originally only buy two HID's but after looking at a few different light bar designs three just look so much cooler. The third is on the wish list.
Feel free to photochop the other 2 in
I started the rear bumper and am still thinking how to make this reach both sides of the car (part of legal requirement again) while still keeping that race look, For now the base tubes are there, once again feel free to draw in some lines, im really in need of some suggestions.
Oh! and the bonnet is finally in its spot, quick release DZUZ fasteners all round. They look great, but not really happy with the quality of these ones and the bonnet still needs some minor trimming before paint.
In the last photo you can see my hand brake cables, they are '64 bus cables. the sleaves are 550mm so work perfect with 3x3 arms, the cables can be wrapped once around the rearview mirror and back to the handbrake so will be shorted with the old fashion cable shorteners like those used on manx buggys. Irs T3 sleaves are the same but the cables are about 50mm too short, food for thought for anyone going 3x3.