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Funny how you can fabricate someone elses old British car ...but can do your own, Craig?

Scotty.

yeah i said there was no hurry just a little faster than his own projects would be nice though

may be coming to a crushing halt soon though hopefully my statesman buyer is as keen as he sounds

All done.





I think I need glasses,some of the welds are a bit wonky.
(dont tell Mick)

Im reasonably happy with the result,though.

now to find a new welder/fabricator really didn't know if i'de see the day it had a floor in it

Looks the business,

Craig, its called old age. I can barely read jet sizes anymore unless its held in the correct light, perfect angle etc.

Michael, nice to see progress finally.

looks bloody awesome!!
top job blokes

Looks great

gunna have to brake my no photos rule when I get home as a shameless plug for the work bootlegger (dave) did on the rust I am over the moon with what he has done and would highly recommend him to anybody that needs panel work he's also quite handy with the spray gun but that isn't what he done for me

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the car also now has working brakes and a tailshaft cut down it's so cute to at only 820mm long

Progress is good Mick .

Getting there, looking good too.

So is this the longest you've owned a car for Mick?

yeah i can't thank craig (wot179) and dave (bootlegger) enough for there excellent metal working skills

Devilrod wrote:
So is this the longest you've owned a car for Mick?

by far the missus has put her foot down on this one which is a good thing i have sold some very good cars that i wish i still had today allthough if i didn't sell them i wouldn't have moved on to the next one (sell one to finance the next) i think it's some type of disease like attention defisit dissorder cause i just get bored with them
but my directions to her are no matter how much i whinge just keep saying no

Great work

shit Mick you know whats got to happen now
you will have to paint it shiney