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I recently got a quote for a sheet of ally 3mm thick and the correct dimensions for my 88" tub floor for about 60 quid. I hear it's not the easiest of jobs but will be a proper repair rather than just repairing individual holes in the floor. I haven't done mine yet but this is the plan of...

Get it bought then buddy! :)

Hi mate, I have a Subaru too and I serious doubt a Series clutch would be a more difficult replacement! :) However when I bought my 2A the clutch was stuck on, and my Dad did a little trick to free it up. When the engine was turned off he put the Landy in gear, then he started it up, in which...

I intend to use the Nitromors and pressure washer technique when the time finally comes to paint the bodywork, it's been recommended by a few. You're making great progress mate, keep it up! :)

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:amen: Many, including myself would say POR15 is the daddy of chassis paint.

lol yes mate. As I've put in the eBay ad though, it's not in great nick, and I doubt it would do your Series 3 any justice!

Oi! :p I actually offered it to Jared the other week but he said he was keeping his hard top. So I just bunged it on eBay to get rid.

That's mine I'm selling! :)

Concrete chassis!!! :lol::lol::lol: :nopics: ...by the way! Here's my entry from my 2A which I'm sure a lot of you have seen already. Not exactly a bodge, but just a stupid thing for the previous owner to have forgotten about...

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It's all about the ratchets stuck on bolts! :cool: Looks like a nice un-molested example you have there Ginge, a good base for a bit of original restoring IMO :) Keep us updated ;)

Sorry to hear about your setbacks mate :( Keep it going though, this is one of the swiftest resorations I've seen, let alone informative and well-executed! The paint job looks tip-top as well! I was just going to use synthetic brushes to paint mine but might look at using rollers too now... Tom

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