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The chassis at Gunnar Racing getting the bodywork made and installed To see the whole story go to www.gunnarracing.com

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Rear FIA Trunk panels and wheel wells
Rear FIA Trunk panels and wheel wells		 Side view showing the firewall
Side view showing the firewall		 Hot Dog Ranger Andy fitting the side pods , I remeber when his hair was black.
Hot Dog Ranger Andy fitting the side pods , I remeber when his hair was black.
Lower side pod mounts fabricated and welded in.
Lower side pod mounts fabricated and welded in.		 Bungs made and welded on for the side pods.
Bungs made and welded on for the side pods.		 Body ready for the Headlight housings and air ducts.
Body ready for the Headlight housings and air ducts.
The molds ready to make the Headlight hsgsair ducts and dash parts.
The molds ready to make the Headlight hsgsair ducts and dash parts.		 Molds sprayed with Duratech ready for the fiberglass.
Molds sprayed with Duratech ready for the fiberglass.		 The 2 halfs of the air duct molds.
The 2 halfs of the air duct molds.
Dash and air ducts out of the mold.
Dash and air ducts out of the mold.		 Gluing the air ducts together.
Gluing the air ducts together.		 Air duct hole in nose untrimmed.
Air duct hole in nose untrimmed.
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Petr Sedina 12-Mar-2004 16:26
Dear Mr.Thompson,

I would like to know which shapes of the rear fenders will be used for your 037 bodywork. I know that Wyer team used several different types of the rear bodywork with (various bulbes for rear wheels). These bulbes were changing from race to race during the season 1970. Will you copy the shape of the rear bodywork which Wyer' s team used on some of the most famous Gulf chassis as in case of 013? I am interested in this thing due to my plan to build the sharp scale model of this Mark Finburgh 013 car.

Thanks in advance

Best regards and good luck with your old/new "The Beast on The Wheels ( it was the most famous nickname of the 917 among the fans in our country many years ago)

Petr Sedina
Prague,Czech Republic

P.S. Thanks for excellent photos
Dave Bouzaglou 16-Dec-2003 02:13
kevin and his crew are doing a faboo job!!! way to go
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