Measuring up front seats. . .

New seats for the front of the wagon have been carefully chosen and put in place with Corey being used as a dummy, I mean the dummy? It's good having Corey in town so that the front buckets can be fitted as required by his 'smaller' frame. As said previously, the seats had to be chosen very carefully because of the size of the transmission tunnel and the added requirement that the whole exhaust is going to be housed in there as well as the tailshaft. Donor seats are from a Mazda 929 and will be re-covered in period style tan leather. . .

A man and his car. . .

With Corey living and working out of Townsville, he is only able to get down to see his 'pride and joy' every couple of months, so when he see's it in the flesh he gets a big surprise and his happiness shows! For those of you who know Shetland, you know that he's only 4'2" at the shoulder, so this picture makes for one low-slung beast that he's leaning on. Just as a gentle reminder, the rear has to come down another two inches to make it 110mm ride height and the front has to be wound down about 6inches at this stage. Crazy man ridin' a crazy horse. . .