Dutton Kit Cars and their owners

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At 17:22 on November 20, 2011, Paul Sheridan said…: The top joint used by pilgrim, on the sumo is a Transit tie rod end. £5.00 on ebay. Its then a matter of sourcing a threadded tube to weld on. Making new top arms would probably be the simplest way, but I wanted to try and keep the front end looking as original as possible,(strange, I know)

At 9:12 on December 27, 2010, Dave Adams said…: Tom....have a look at the "headlights" section on here, on page 2 one of the lads has done a picture of Alexas car you might like to look at.

At 22:02 on December 26, 2010, Dave Adams said…: one of the lads did this tom....what do you think?

At 9:56 on December 21, 2010, Paul Sheridan said…: Hello Tom, I have never used Skype, but will get an account set up.... Sorry, I forget that we call parts by different names, I have found the answer to my question about body moulding, in your post on Mr G's Site. The side skirts I was interested in are on Jorg Kleine-Bekel's S2 Phaeton, membership no 235.

Cheers

Paul.

At 8:27 on December 21, 2010, Dave Adams said…: Tom you have 2 beautiful Duttons ( soon to be 3 ) whereas most UK Duttons would struggle to match either, I am to rebuild mine this winter, but you set a very high standard to aim for, perhaps I should buy one of yours..............Alexa won't mind, :-)

At 12:16 on December 20, 2010, Paul Sheridan said…: Hello Tom, I hope you are all well over in Germany, I wondered if you could answer a couple of questions for me?

Looking at the pictures of you building the dash on your car, what did you use to mould the dash, and then did you make a reverse mould to cast the final part?

I was also looking at the pictures on your Dutton-Club site, and rather like the side skirts that Jorg has fitted, what material are they made of? and would it be possible to have some made for us in Englang?

Thanks Tom

Best wishes

Paul.

At 18:14 on December 12, 2009, Tom Ger_Phaeton S2 said…: Hello Carl,
a very beautiful work that you're doing. Compliment! But I always thought that I would build the strongest Dutton. (950kg) "smile" This is a strong frame.
People say that you realize that I come from the mining industry. Double safety!

A sweet greeting
Tom

At 17:53 on December 11, 2009, Dave Taylor said…: Thanks Tom. Who would have thought a Dutton could look so good. Well done

At 20:43 on December 8, 2009, Dave Taylor said…: Stunning car, I have followed the build on Mr G's. Lets see some photos as soon as you can.