My Moggie 1969 Traveller

[HappyG80]

Couldn't find an existing picture thread so adding them here... I hope you like, any comments let me know...

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[Dryad]

Very nice indeed! I have a '68 Traveller the same colour as yours which I'm currently restoring...slowly . I'm taking a week off work at the beginning of October to work on it, and hopefully it will look as good as yours when it's finished.

[williamraff]

Very nice

[SGTBILKO]

Super!

[patricklambert]

wow thats nice! gives me something to aim for!

[HappyG80]

Cheers peeps.

So what do you have planned for your restoration project (Dryad)?

Patricklambert - what are you aiming for, a restored mog traveller?

I need to tidy up the wood work on mine before winter sets in and is in storeage etc. If any one has some useful tips or links ref wood restoration, not a total overhal, just patches etc.

Regards,
DG

[Dryad]

Cheers peeps.

So what do you have planned for your restoration project (Dryad)?

I'm currently working on the O/S sills and boxing panel. I've done the rear (front) spring hanger but not entirely happy with it's alignment. Hoping to have all of the O/S completed before the end of the year, then it's the N/S which isn't (I hope) as bad. Then a respray in it's original colour of almond green and then new timbers. I'm aiming to have it on the road by next summer. Meanwhile, I've bought a 4-door saloon to feed my Minor cravings, and use it as my everyday car.

[patricklambert]

iv got a 2door ex police car that im slowly rebuilding! the engine bay pics are great insperation!