Bang a nail in to make a hole???? Gentlemen....these are.. Historic vehicles Bang a hole with a nail.......lol

I'd be inclined to put a little fuel in the carb.......try starting it that way....if fuel isn't pulled through its a strip down to check lines and pump efficiency.....

I'd be inclined to put a little fuel in the carb.......try starting it that way....if fuel isn't pulled through its a strip down to check lines and pump efficiency.....

I do so love it when I read tips from a.... Master craftsman:D

It says survey .during ....... April 2016

Never had a leak in my series 3...... Never take it out in the rain.....:):)

Just to add ..... Series 3 non servo brakes are very good if everything is working as it should Servo just makes it easier for the Ladies........

A little nest egg.... For a rainy day

Hmmmm interesting thread......I know about the use and where not to use stainless..... But the effects acid can have on steel is enlightening.....although logical.....

Jesus.....you've got bl##dy good..... EYESIGHT........:D

What a difference she looks already.... Its going to be a really nice looking Landy.....

The very best way to have nothing stolen....... Become a vagrant.... You'll no longer be a target.....

Thats a great looking Landy.. Tub looks fine from this side.. Only the roof which needs to be taken off and reshaped (not that hard to do with a hammer and Dollie) Front outer wing Aluminium skins used to be available from paddocks .....but I think they are now fibreglass? But with Aluminium...

Ive got 12 coats of paint in total on my Chassis......six Hammerite no1......six rollered Hammerite Hammered... looks like its been sprayed on..very pleased....any chips can be readily seen and promptly dealt with.......wouldn't dream of using underseal....even that with waxoyl added.....you...

John....you cant buy a lower repair section...it has to be fabricated...I did mine as I too had serious corrosion....the trouble is that most of these on donor Landy are going to be in similar condition....its what I found..hence the repair.......Chris