couple of days before completion of rebuild

hi being as you all like pictures id like to let you view mine, before I do id like to thank everyone on this site,( mostly buster) for there help and advise
It all started last year like this



then this happened



then to this

and there's more



and again




last one



last one

cheers I hope you like

very nice 90 you got there

THEengineer said:

very nice 90 you got there

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+1 looks really good.

Lovely!

Very nice.....I likes the seats

Lovely restoration; credit to you....gives a nice feeling of satisfaction, doesn't it ?

when I started I didn't even know how to change the oil, the seats are the original seats covered in all leather, ive had the middle seat done aswell might never use it though

very nice

Wow! Have you got a full build thread? Looks like a lot of work has gone into this.

Great job! Did you do it all yourself?
Looks like a few quid have been spent!

stripped it down, I took 1 month to scrape rust then add primer and chassis paint, I didn't spray it and someone else put the 200tdi engine in, and I didn't do the leather trim but me and the wife did the rest
around £8,000 + in total including the landy
thanks for the kind words

Nice job! looks great and where else could ya get a 90 as good as that for the money and know its all sorted to a good level, so now you can enjoy it! great pics

oo fancy door cards, where did you get them from or did you make them yourself using the originals? Would have kept the solid handles though if it were me

good boy. nice job

Very nice, any more pics?

door cards were done by the trimmer the one who did my seats and cubby

spatuk said:

door cards were done by the trimmer the one who did my seats and cubby

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OK, I also see that you have the sill / lower door seals attached to the door rather then on the vehicle itself, any particular reason for this? How did you attach them also

its not the original door seal was there when I purchased it, so I cant help with advise on fitting sorry