The next thing to do was the drivers side, sliders.
How to seperate them was the challenge, so I could clean and paint.
 

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So after much head sctratching I set to it. It was not easy trying to work it out, they seemed to be a sealed unit, not meant to come apart But I was determined, and did it.
Although working out how to put back together was'nt easy either, decided when I do my degree in engineering I would write my thesis on theses stupid things.
Pics show, seperated, cleaned and primed, back together with top coat.
 

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Its been a while since I updated this thread, so..
Just took it over the road for MOT, nervous as hell now waiting, ive felt better in the dentist waiting room.
Got to go back at 5 and see whats what..:eek:
 
Congrats on passing the MOT. I'll bet you could just about build another landy with the bits you threw away.:):clap2::banana::5bparty::tea:
 
Well done nice to see all your hard work has paid off look forward to seeing her around on the road
 
nice one - gives me a bit of a buzz to get on with mine. congrats..... think thats now two rebuilds passed mot in a week.
 
congratulations on passin the mot, all the money, blood sweat and tears have all payed off and now youve got a truly fabulous series thatl last for many years to come!

great job mate
 
Thanks guys for all your comments, and support.
I just have the front headlining to finish, then thats it done.
I will update the pics soon..:biggrin1::biggrin1:
 

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