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Wow.. thats amazing. Great use of every bit of space. That must of taken some planning

Nothing going on here with the actual car but I have been given permission by the boss to turn it into a 2 seater and fully kit out the back :D. Happy me and an understanding long suffering wife :thumb2:thumb2

Good to hear it's working out well :thumb2

A guy picked a bike up from me yesterday that I was more than glad to see the back of.. (long story) so that was good. Today was a bit of gardening and not much else here. Started to rain after lunch so hiding in the house now. :augie I Might venture up to the workshop later to catch up on a...

good point with the sound deadening. Its a bugger to chip off but I think it would be a good option on the drivers side arch. :thumb2

Cheers Jim.i had a good read of that thread, good job he did. I should get away without the whole floor being done but once it's all cut right back it always leaves much larger holes. The only time I admitted defeat was a few years ago with a Morris minor. By the time it was all cut back I think...

I did a bit more poking about today and stripped the rear out, seats etc. I think I have found the extent of the rot, hopefully. Pretty bad but all do-able. I took the washer bottle out and the air filter to have a good look at the inner wing. Not good :rolleyes: Luckily it stops before the abs...

Had a good look today and surprisingly they are totally fine :thumb2:thumb2

Thanks for the pointer Jim, I shall have a good look at it :thumb2

Love the rock crawling video :thumb2

I shall have a look. It does look nice when all cleaned up

They will be going soon :thumbs

Yep, it a terrano 2. I would love a terrano 1. There must be some in the uk.? I think I shall be buying shares in waxoyl though :augie

Well, I thought I should probably start a thread for the building up of rusty trusty. Some info first... I bought him off the brother in law in February this year, so I know the history of him for the last few years (trusty is definitely male). He's been pretty well looked after and had work...

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I have always used Dewal. Even taking a lot of hammer in the workshop I've never had any problem with them at all.

Same here, long body, short legs and a bit erm, cuddly. (im bubble wrapped because im precious, at least thats what I tell the boss). I got mine from Arco and they aren't bad. Had to try loads on until I found some though

Now I just need to find a dirt cheap one with mot to be running about in while I sort rusty trusty out

It's going to take a while to do, not in a big rush. The important thing is to make sure everything is 100% right. He's going to be the overland type vehicle in the house so I will at least know him inside out. I always say you don't really know your vehicle unless you have taken it apart. :D...

After mulling over the amount of work needed on the Terrano I decided to put him up for sale last night on Facebook market place. Ridiculous amount of interest in him and a long line of people coming to view him. I've just let them down and taken him off sale, can't bear to part with him...