[simpits-tech] Change of Plans: Pix

[Marv De Beque]

I liked the first picture.  However, do you still have the ores that go with
it?  ;-)
-- 


> From: Steve Wilson <mafsix@attbi.com>
> Reply-To: simpits-tech@simpits.org
> Date: Wed, 9 Oct 2002 21:11:00 -0400
> To: <simpits-tech@simpits.org>
> Subject: [simpits-tech] Change of Plans:  Pix
> 
> Here be the promised pix...
> 
> http://mafsix.freewebspace.com/hull.JPG
> 
> http://mafsix.freewebspace.com/seat.JPG
> - There is a rectangular cutout in the lower front of the seat base that
> cannot be seen.  Part of a plan
> to temporarily use the seat for a testbed cockpit.
> 
> http://mafsix.freewebspace.com/panel.JPG
> 
> http://mafsix.freewebspace.com/bottom.JPG
> -Holes have been cut into the bottom to permit access to the wingnuts and
> bolts that hold the keel together.
> This was part of a plan that would have had the deck and consoles epoxied into
> place permanently,
> preventing access to these attach points.
> 
> Bolts together okay.  Adequately sturdy.  Thick fiberglass in most locations.
> 
> There are a number of the usual scratches and marring that go along with being
> moved around from storage location to storage location over the course of the
> past 1 1/2 
> years.  I always intended to paint it, so never worried about that.
> 
> I still have the hacked up side consoles and bottom deck, which in the right
> hands may still be useful.
> 
> At $300, I am cutting my losses - even if only partially.  I want a more open
> cockpit like Todd Ferrante's at this point - still very Viper, but more
> accessible and, after 7
> years working on one pit or another, a more short term solution to my simming
> needs.
> 
> All sales final, cash only on pickup, Paypal for delivery within 50 miles.
> Costs over 50 miles negotiable up to a maximum of 100 miles.   NO SHIPPING
> OPTION.
> 
> As Mike W. said, I have more gears that an 18 wheeler, and shift 'em about as
> often.  This offer may be withdrawn at any time, and I get wicked creative on
> the 
> weekends - part of brain fatigue after a long week programming.  Fair
> warning!!  ;-)
> 
> Steve
> --
> Here be the promised pix...
> 
> http://mafsix.freewebspace.com/hull.JPG
> 
> http://mafsix.freewebspace.com/seat.JPG
> - There is a rectangular cutout in the lower front of the seat base that
> cannot be seen.  Part of a plan
> to temporarily use the seat for a testbed cockpit.
> 
> http://mafsix.freewebspace.com/panel.JPG
> 
> http://mafsix.freewebspace.com/bottom.JPG
> -Holes have been cut into the bottom to permit access to the wingnuts and
> bolts that hold the keel together.
> This was part of a plan that would have had the deck and consoles epoxied into
> place permanently,
> preventing access to these attach points.
> 
> Bolts together okay.  Adequately sturdy.  Thick fiberglass in most locations.
> 
> There are a number of the usual scratches and marring that go along with being
> moved around from storage location to storage location over the course of the
> past 1 1/2 
> years.  I always intended to paint it, so never worried about that.
> 
> I still have the hacked up side consoles and bottom deck, which in the right
> hands may still be useful.
> 
> At $300, I am cutting my losses - even if only partially.  I want a more open
> cockpit like Todd Ferrante's at this point - still very Viper, but more
> accessible and, after 7
> years working on one pit or another, a more short term solution to my simming
> needs.
> 
> All sales final, cash only on pickup, Paypal for delivery within 50 miles.
> Costs over 50 miles negotiable up to a maximum of 100 miles.   NO SHIPPING
> OPTION.
> 
> As Mike W. said, I have more gears that an 18 wheeler, and shift 'em about as
> often.  This offer may be withdrawn at any time, and I get wicked creative on
> the 
> weekends - part of brain fatigue after a long week programming.  Fair
> warning!!  ;-)
> 
> Steve
> --
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