Ian

The exhaust sounds good Nathan, it looks like it's foaming at the mouth when it's blowing the exhaust stuffing out

You just can't help yourself can you Ben A nice find mate

Welcome to MOM, good to have you aboard That's quite a collection you have there! Thanks for the posting the photo's

I rather like that.. Clean lines and simple mechanics

Welcome to MOM Riley, good to have another member from overseas aboard Don't forget to introduce yourself in our introductions section

That looks much better James.. Wider is better.. Why does it look like you have stuffed someones white cat down the muffler in photo 4?

You finished the nose cone without me mate!! :o It does look rather good.. An inspired idea you had

Ouch Mark.. Hopefully it's just the oil rings that have gone!

An interesting machine Koen, what's your plans for it?

And some even better stuff will come out the new shack

Hi Guy's and Girls, as I'm not really going to have much to report project progress wise for a while, I thought I'd start a Workshop moving thread Though saying that I don't have much to show you at the moment.. Shelves are getting emptier... While packed boxes are starting to stack up.. A wheel barrow and a trailer load of scrap metal waiting for collection... It's amazing how much rubbish can be collected, and I'm sure I will find more as I dig deeper And just to pad this out a bit, I even managed to get most of the lawn cut today.. Quite possibly the last cut I will do here..

I think it will cover half the wheels Norm, a bit like a standard fender pan would.. Those exhausts are a bit wild James I see your running a twin pulley on the engine.. What's your plans for the unused half?

A fantastic machine, love the action shots

Well, that's your plan at the moment until it changes again Your right though, the back does need to be wider

It's really starting to take shape now James

Your welcome mate, put two similar warped mechanical minds together and anything could happen

Thanks guy's, it has been quite fun working it all out A small update for you.. The chassis has gained some strength, joining the sides, top and bottom together.. The prop shaft has been temporary tack welded together so I can see where it will run.. A bit of strength at the Wh chassis and the extra chassis joining point... Quite why I didn't go to the inside edge of the WH chassis rails I'm not sure.. Something for later me thinks.. And two temporary mounts to hold the bodywork in place.. Like so

Some fast progress going on there.. The steering looks much better and safer with the bearing fitted

In that case just give it a light wire brushing :D

Very interesting.. I'm sure Nigel's mystery engine (I can't find the post about it) has a Brimotor sticker on it..

That's a rather nice hide away Norm. Shame you have to move it but a leveler pitch would be better

I like the rusty-ic look but it will look fantastic cleaned and painted up.. Nice find Kev

Looks like your not far off finishing Bendy mate

That's a very nice display Paul

That was my first thought when I saw the photo with the bonnet on Fantastic work Max, how much fun was it keeping the wheel hub and rim lined up for welding the spokes in?