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Looks great! It takes fortitude to build a car from the ground up like this. What do you have to do for titling a home built car in Kentucky?

You've come a long way on this. Mocking up the nose and hood has to be a big motivator; it really shows what the final shape is going to look like.

Looks great! Nice job on the column.

Great job, Flipper. Lots of thought going into this; I can see your reasoning behind the Jag tunnel now that I've seen pictures.

Depends on your state's position on registering a custom fabricated vehicle. In Missouri it would be worth the effort; they're pretty tough on anything to do with vehicles.

Wow, good thing you made it out of that one! It looks like that little Toyota protected you pretty well considering it's size.

Looking good, Flipper! Are you going stock Jag on the engine/trans?

Nice job, Flip. It's coming along great! It's blazin hot here, too; can't hardly stand the garage right now, even with the big shop fan going.

That car looks like it's going to be a blast to drive. I had an 87 XJ6 and was suprised how much power it had for an inline six. You're doing a great job, Flipper.

Wow! That looks like an old airplane hanger. I see your point; the heating bill would probably take all your car building funds.

You need some heat out there, bro! It's a lot more fun when you're not freezing to death.

Looks good; I was wondering how the roofus was coming.

That one would be my vote; what's the handle on the drivers side?

Wow; that is too cool! It doesn't get much more heavy duty than that.

I'd vote for flat, but it's hard to get a good mental picture. It's looking great either way. Man, them are some serious I-beams holding that garage up.

I'm hooked; keep it coming.