C.A.R.

Hi all, Unfortunately Sulio won't be able to make his work available Friday night (due to situations beyond his control), so we are moving it to the lounge at the Village Green pub just down the road. The Green is on the corner of Springvale Rd & Ferntree Gully Rd, Mulgrave. It's pretty hard to miss...

I wont be as I'm doing LapZ @ Lakeside on the 21st.

Cool! Thanks Mick

Stop stroking your Truncheon, Simon. Sinisha, doesn't look like the Supp regs are available yet: http://www.msca.net.au/events.php?id=5

Bwahahahaha! Brad, the slab was the std 100mm thick jobbie. The reo mesh was the larger 8mm type (IIRC). The hoist from 'previous episodes' is at the Olds place - I'll be buying my one a little later... The beams have large holes cut in the webbing so the concrete flowed through, locking them in place. They are actually earthed together, in case I need to weld anything to them...

Well I already have a Bar Fridge here Matt. I reckon a few spare Zed seats would make a cool couch...

Yes Ovvy - like Big Kev; "I'm excited". But unlike Big Kev, I'm not dead. Yes, the slab was poured on a thick poly sheet membrane. HD Reo mesh was also used, as well as a deeper concrete trench along the width of the slab to help lessen the chance of core shift and/or slab cracking. We'll be also running some perforated 'donky dick' around the outside of the shed, which will be plumbed into the storm water to help direct runoff away from the slab. Dimitri - I have enough Hi-bay lights, but I'll let you know if I need more...

I've been progressing through this slowly for the last couple of months. It's been a protracted process, Going through shed quotes to find the best deal, dealing with the local council about the permit, through booking someone to excavate the site & then not showing up after repeated phone calls... finding a new bloke who did the job 2 days after being called(!), waiting for the concreters to lay the slab, then waiting for the site to dry out enough to be able to do the pour (3 week wait!). It was finally poured last Friday (29/4), & the shed arriving Monday (2/5)!!! I bought the shed kit from Total Span & the shed specs are (roughly) 7.3mtrs x 7.3 mtrs, 3.2mtr walls, 4mtr roof pitch. Costs so far is: Shed kit (with PA door & roof insulation): $8,000 Permit: $650 Site excavation & crushed rock supplied: $1,240 Concrete: $3,480 Embedded 'I' beams in slab: $220 Epoxy floor coating: $432 Sub-Total: $14,022 Still to be done is the electrical wiring & plumbing, before the permit is signed off. Peter Mac - 'Demolition Man' Site excavated! The ground was so soft, Sean the bobcat driver got bogged - twice! Crushed rock down, beams in place & boxed up ready to poor. Concreting done & shed kit delivered! Now the fun begins - my erection...! Incidentally, I'm hoping to break Salty's shed lap record around Malalla. Since mine is lighter & more aerodynamic, this wont be a problem - his is far to ungainly & heavy (not to mention ugly!)

Hahaha! Starting late, hey Phill?!

Bump

Excuse me?!

I see what you did there

To the only man I look up to (literally) on the forum - HB mate

Apologies for the crappy phone camera pics...

A few photo's of Steve's 240Z at Winton:

Rev could be off the the US for a while, soon...

Same here - if you need anything taken to the ACT let me know...

MazelTov!

NOT Reccommended, Peter...

Bwahahaha!

Ovvy, The only thing I don't like about this idea is the lack of twisty roads. Is there any way to shake up the route a bit???

http://www.viczcar.com/forum/index.php/topic,3210.0.html

Bad luck Simon - but at least you have an excuise to finish the new new engine ASAP

Turbo is a GT35r?