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Long-nib markers! I never knew there was such a marvellous thing. A few minutes and a few dollars later, a six-pack is on its way to me. Thanks, Bob.

I had never visited this thread before yesterday, when I opened this current page. Quickly scoped some design and architecture talk, painstaking painting, tool storage and a ski trip . . . hmm, I thought, I‘d better read this one from the start. So I did, and I’ve enjoyed every post. Thanks...

And nearly three years later, I finally found myself in Manly on a sunny morning. I’m sorry for the delay, Bob – I hope these are the beach views you were hoping for.

It's an interesting problem and a frustrating one, I'm sure. Nice work, by the way. Can you design pins on your parts (to be ground off later) and holes in the jaws to lock the alignment before and after flipping?

I hate ladders but I reckon the top floor window job will be a doddle compared to the ground floor.

You need Boris and Natasha there to put Bullwinkle J. Moose in his place.

Congratulations. I'm green with envy.

They're definitely getting more popular now but there was little appetite for importing them when they were new. It was so expensive back then to ship, pay duty on and convert an American car. The import and conversion industry in the 1980s concentrated on big-dollar units like Corvettes, Trans...

Keen to see how this works out (y)

I'm sad to see that one go. Loved the colour (as I think I said at the start of your thread).

That is a great-looking boat. If you take her out during winter, please post some photos and a trip report.

Looks great, clutch. You're proving that a building can be practical and good-looking.

Step by step towards metal mastery. Good work, Beelzeboss.

Great pics, Dan. They tell a fun story. You've done a lot of hard work just to get to the starting line so I hope you're feeling satisfied.

This is my cup of tea. Pleased to meet you, Steve.

I posted this pic before but whenever you mention the van, I think of it. It might be the most #nongregor thing ever.

That's a disappointing outcome but you planned your campaign and gave it a good crack. Outside circumstances changed the game.

Gregor, it’s obvious – you should transplant the van’s drivetrain into the truck, and do this to the van. Glad I could help.

Thanks for the updates, Gregor. Stuff keeps coming at you and you keep coping, always learning.

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