Thanks all. I take all advice, comments and even criticism with an open mind. I know what I want to do and how to do many things, however there are somethings which I am less experienced with (such as paint and body) that I will gladly seek advice. Also, for me it is good to have another set (or sets) of eyes on things as after I have stared at something long enough it just looks "right", whereas a casual look by someone else (albeit on a picture) my see something I am completely over looking. That said, I don't suffer fools all that well and someone who is just being a dick will surely get the same in kind. Then there is a "personal preference" aspect wherein I like something and someone else doesn't. In that case, I will be polite, however in the end it is my name on the title and therefore I can do whatever I like. I would like to think I have a good vision for the end result, however I am sure there is someone out there that may not agree, so be it, that is their right.
I do agree with the comments about far too many "keyboard warriors" on the internet in general. I have no issues with someone who doesn't have the time, skills or tools to build a car, however I do get slightly annoyed when they talk like they were the ones who actually built it (we all have run into them). I meet a lot of them at car shows where they are proud to rattle off numbers, stats, etc; typically things someone else told them and they believe like the gospel. I surely don't know every spec of my car, I can tell you where I got the parts and I can look up whatever spec is in question, but I don't concern myself with memorizing any of them.
For those of you have or are building a car/s, you know how much time and effort it takes and to you guys I welcome your comments. To those of you who just like the cars, have purchased one or spend a lot of time on the internet looking at cars, I welcome your comments as well. All of the comments keep it alive and help with the enthusiasm when things get bogged down.