SCUTTLE PANEL repair
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Re: SCUTTLE PANEL repair
That's the one. Bought it off ebay last year from TV's Col Dick Strawbridge. Since then its had a 1275 ital engine and gear box. Disc brakes, replacement wings and doors. had to replace the scuttle panel and repair the roof line and make new gutters. It has a new head lining and heated windscreen waiting to be fitted. Then the carpets and door cards will be replaced. If there is any money left then it will be time to do the camper side. I bought a pop top from a comma van which will get fitted some time. The main lesson learnt is to leave the rose coloured specs at home when you view a vehicle. The thing is so nice though. I parked it between a Bentley and an Aston at a car show last year and it got all the attention.[frame]
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Call me old fashond but Ive put the bed inside now
Call me old fashond but Ive put the bed inside now
Re: SCUTTLE PANEL repair
Taken from a scrapper by a member for me.Fingolfin wrote:How did you go about making the scuttle repair? It looks just like one from an original Minor! Good job.
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ASL642
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Re: SCUTTLE PANEL repair
I recognise that road! "Bluebell" as she was called in a past life was parked outside my house helping my Daughter move house - hence the bed! Nice to see her being brought back to life. Keep the pictures coming.
Nice to see her being brought back to life. Keep the pictures coming.Lou Rocke
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IaininTenbury
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Re: SCUTTLE PANEL repair
The roof and gutter area looks a bit ropey back then...
I need to do the same job on my van at some point as its been well fileld around that area, but do have a spare roof stashed away which may be the easiest way!
I need to do the same job on my van at some point as its been well fileld around that area, but do have a spare roof stashed away which may be the easiest way!
cheers
Iain
Fairmile Restorations.
'49 MM, '53 convertible, '55 van, and a '64 van.
Marina p.u., '56 Morris Isis Traveller, a '59 Morris JB van, a'66 J4 van, a '54 Land Rover, Land Rover 130, Renault 5, '36Railton, '35 Hudson, a Mk1 Transit and a Sherpa Camper...
A car can be restored at any time, but is only original once!
Iain
Fairmile Restorations.
'49 MM, '53 convertible, '55 van, and a '64 van.
Marina p.u., '56 Morris Isis Traveller, a '59 Morris JB van, a'66 J4 van, a '54 Land Rover, Land Rover 130, Renault 5, '36Railton, '35 Hudson, a Mk1 Transit and a Sherpa Camper...
A car can be restored at any time, but is only original once!
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ASL642
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Re: SCUTTLE PANEL repair
Whole vehicle was in a very sorry state. I remember there was a hole in the gutter 
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Re: SCUTTLE PANEL repair
That hole had spred by now everywhere. fortunatly the chassis was solid and all the back is ally so no worries there. The cab will get a coat of paint this weekend or next. Its booked on the ferry to the IOM for TT week. cant wait, sitting up the mountain watching the racing. Cup of tea on the go. What funASL642 wrote:Whole vehicle was in a very sorry state. I remember there was a hole in the gutter
COME ON GUY MARTIN, THIS TIME !!!Re: SCUTTLE PANEL repair
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Thanks, thought you might like to see it now. I put some paint on it Saturday.[frame]ASL642 wrote:Looking good, what a difference!