VAR Fortnightly Body construction workshop, Auckland North 19-08-2017

[Ian Williams]

Starts: 19-08-2017


VAR Fortnightly Body construction workshop, Auckland North

VAR Auckland North Body construction workshop. 
Fortnightly workshop held at Fagan and Hannay premises 11 Portage Road, New Lynn, Auckland. 9AM-3PM
Learn all aspects of Austin special body construction with a self paced hands on group build of an accurate Ulster body tub. Cost $10 per session, non members welcome to come along but with regular attendance you will be asked to become a club member. 
Further details Ian Williams 09 4421261.

[Ian Williams]

This is a fortnightly workshop and we always welcome new people to come join us, there is no need for any prior experience.

[Ian Williams]

A couple of shots from this weeks workshop, the guys having completed the construction of several Ulster floor pans, start to layout plants for the buck.


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[Timothy P]

This is brilliant Ian, great to see the results thus far. I'm sure those taking part must be rightfully pleased with their progress.
Are you constructing multiple bodies in the workshops, or are people mainly using what they learn to build at home?
What is attendance like? It seems well worth the money once a fortnight.
Look forward to seeing further updates.

[Ian Williams]

Attendance varies from week to week but usually somewhere between 6 and 12, we have four bodies under construction at the workshop. People also bring in parts from their own cars to work on, this has ranged from an Austin 16/6, Ruby, GE cup, Brooklands, special we even have a chap who brings in parts of a Morris 8....we do make him stand in a corner though hehehe!

[Timothy P]

We even have a chap who brings in parts of a Morris 8....we do make him stand in a corner though hehehe!

Very tolerant of you .
Sounds very popular, and rightfully so. It's nice that people can bring bits from their own projects as well.
Thank you again for posting the progress, I think it's brilliant.