Time goes by so quickly. EXCUSE #1
When we started the build my son Aaron was just 14, and he has been my primary build assistant for the Rocket.
However, the build is just one part of getting his familiarisation with cars and driving.
Throughout 2008 he has been driving virtually every weekend from the end of March till the end of November. Amongst his driving exploits he has attended the Bill Gwynne Rally School, the off-road driving at the Whitecliff 4x4 off road driving centre, and has driven a whole raft of cars, trucks, lorries, and even a bus during Under 17 Car Club driving events. All this takes away a lot of spare time for building Molly.
Time goes by so quickly. EXCUSE #2
I had a heart attack a while back and health has not been good. I ended up focussing all my efforts into getting better, which meant that Molly got neglected at a second level. At one stage I thought I might end up selling her, but things are getting better, and behind the scenes we have made progress, and our target is to get her to Stoneleigh in May.
During the delays, we have been enviously watching how Adrian Bennett's MEV Rocket build has been coming on.
As we have said elsewhere, we are still excited by the build even if some things have proved to not be quite so straightforward as anticipated, and the delays in the build in no way reflect any problems with the product that Stuart Mills at MEV produces. Despite our delays, Aaron and myself remain firmly committed to the build.










