www.tomyang.net

Love it

By the way, as long as we are on the subject of the book (and off the subject of Zac's car)does anybody know what the first four parts are (241-10.662 - 665)? They are labeled "passaggio ruota interno" & "passaggio ruo esterno" which bablefish.com nicely translates as "passage rotates inner" & "pas...

Amazing.. Next year I'll make it for sure

I'm frustrated that I can't make it... Sounds like a great day is planned!

*laugh*

Yup, I was just going to say, I have a those tail light housings in my garage

Can you try again?

Tom, I think that rather than moving topics outright to the other forum, you might want to try the "Shadow Topic" option. (See http://www.phpbb.com/support/documentation/3.0/moderatorguide/moderator_modtools.php ). It sounds like this would leave a pointer behind for anything that gets moved, and mi...

Great info.. wish I'd had this a few months ago.. no way I'm redoing all the work I did, though

Here's another thought, in the atlanta area:

http://microcarmuseum.com/info.html

--Josh

Put that way, it sounds like it might not be a bad idea to think in terms of a wiki.
(which is doable)

Thanks for trying, Tom Y.. and thanks for the warning, Tom S... It seems to be an unusual way to do a wheel, from what i'm learning. It's actually simpler (there is no stitching at all), but if that plastic piece isn't easy to replace, it gets complicated.

--Josh

Thanks, i'll check them out.

My fiat dino came with an aftermarket wheel, but i've found a leather-wrapped original which is correct for the car. It needs to be re-covered, however. The leather's pretty shot (and the wrong color for my car). The leather is wrapped around the back of the wheel, into a groove on the front face, a...

Very sad to hear this, Tom. He always sounded like a great guy, and an amazing craftsman.

--Josh