Better get back to it then....

[jmcar]

Well finally, after about 18-24 months, I'm going to get to uncover my old traveller and have another stab at getting her back on the road

With all the welding completed in my last stint down the off-side, there's just the near side to complete the removal of rusty bits. Before I do this however, I've just got agreement from Mrs Bank Manager to treat myself to a new set of woodwork - yeay!

Gonna purchase 2 complete and assembled new sides from ESM, unless anyone else has a better idea. Then I can finish welding, fit new wood and eventually get round to fitting the complete new interior that's sat in my dad's loft for the last 2-3 years.

I'll try and post some more pics on here when I get started again Wish me luck.

[d_harris]

Traveller timber is not the easiest job in the world, but take a methodical approach and you should be OK. Best of luck with it.....

[LouiseM]

There's a thread here discussing the purchase of traveller wood:

http://www.mmoc.org.uk/index.php?name=P ... ic&t=26549

[jmcar]

Thanks, it's a big job but one that needs doing to get the old girl to live again. Me and me dad'll give it a good shot and see how it fits together ;)