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Interesting project - and a twist on the hardtop.

JPSmit

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If you frequent the MG thread you might have met Saltiga who live in Australia. We have been chatting and he sent me a few pics. The magnitude of the project made me think others might want to see. Plus there is a twist. (and who doesn't love a twist)

His first project is Big Healey which he got from Texas.

Pile O cars.jpg


as found.

AH half.jpg
 
Part Way

AH nidway.jpg


AH body done.jpg
 
and finished

healey side.JPG


healey front actual.JPG
 
But here is the twist:

He acquired this

Trimaran.jpg
 
which gave him the skills to do this

AH Top 1.JPG


and this

AH top 2.JPG


which led to this

AH top 3.JPG


and finally this - amazing!

healey rear 3-4.JPG
 
So now he is doing this:

MG old.JPG


which involves this:

MG shell making.JPG


and this

MG shell new.JPG


I am so very impressed!
 
Impressive indeed!

All it takes is luck, time, dedication, skills ... and a LOT of $$$!

(How does one "acquire" a trimaran?)
 
Impressive indeed!

All it takes is luck, time, dedication, skills ... and a LOT of $$$!

(How does one "acquire" a trimaran?)

The same way one acquires a car - they follow you home! (It followed me, can I keep it?)
 
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