Originally Posted By simonjrw
It’s my understanding that the Jack knight custom designed rack was used due to lack of space and suitable Oem items. It’s been 20 years since the Aero was designed now, I wonder if anything has appeared in the mainstream car market that utilises something that could be adapted to fit? I guess ANYTHING is going to need a lot of work and won’t be tried until every jack knight rack is gone or un-salvageable.......god help the person who has to pay for that.....

Simon

I suspect the 3D scanning and printing industry will really begin to help the classic car market in the near horizon so it may not be as bad as it might seem. 3D metal sinter printing is already used to create hydraulic manifolds. Steel, Stainless, Ali and Ti are all printable.
https://www.goprint3d.co.uk/metal-x.html...ASAAEgK0LvD_BwE

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