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14-02-01, 05:25 PM
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| GD 427 Jag based GD427 running mildly tuned 1971 Chevy 350ci. British Racing Green. Should be on the road by April (and pigs might fly!) Any other Brits living in Germany running Cobs? Email me at mgshaw811@aol.com      |
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21-04-01, 08:14 PM
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| RE: GD 427 Nearing completion. Car moved for the first time under its own power and controls. Great feeling. Wiring the dashboard was a nightmare. Anyone tried using a circuit board out of another car? |
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22-07-01, 07:25 PM
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| RE: GD 427 Car's finished.  Just undergoing the nightmare of UK registration whilst working in Germany. |
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