Bringing a Skippy Car back to life

I've been busy with other things so haven't spent much time on car but I'm still looking at options for the ecu.  Getting closer.

Damn, I used to have two Skip Barber nose cones. I'm not even sure what happened to them, but I think I gave them away to someone on the forum here. I may have traded them for something. I'll try to salvage my old photos from Photobucket.

I have the very tip of a nose cone hanging on my garage wall from when I crashed one of those at Lime Rock. If it would help, let me know. 

Sadly, it’s just the tip, and nobody really likes that.  

I'm pretty sure it'd be cheaper to have a good shop build a nose cone in aluminum. 

Even I could probably knock one out in a day with the right tooling if I had the chassis for mock up. 

If your looking at standalone ECU options, I'm a big fan of Haltech stuff, thier tuning software is pretty intuitive and thier technical support department is super helpful if your having issues.

In reply to Woody :

You're killing me.  Even in that condition I could have made a mold from them.  Maybe the person who got them will chime in...

Seeing the bottom helps.  I was wondering how it would line up with the battery undertray.

In reply to Sonic :

I have a part of a nose tip as well, just enough to let me figure the dimensions at the seam but nothing to give shape to the point at the end.  If it comes to it, I may hit you up to borrow it.