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here's what we've been working on in all our spare time these last few months,
bought for £200 (outside of ebay ) as a running project,
she's been off the road for 7 years, dvla had no idea she still existed

first 2 pics are of her when we first saw her, from then on are of since we've had her,

she's not finshed yet but today is a proud day in our house because she passed her mot ,
we've officialy saved a wreck & put her back on the road ,.

it's been bl**dy hard work, Mel did all the welding & interior while i faffed around with all the electrics
& a bad spray job

big respect to those people that really do thoroughly restore these (or any) vehicles from the ground up!









he's so organised








Kate

That's one hell of a transformation!!

I Li-li-li-lac like it

And the interior looks a good un too

Respect

Des

Damn!!

That looks sweet, good job.
The tin lids look like they are enjoying it as well.

Vanagonman wrote:Damn!!

damn what?, damn it!

some of them pics make her look 'really' pretty but i haven't treated all the rust,
the very bottom of the sliding door needs to be done & it's a bit dented, & the tailgate
has a bit of rust around the lock & in one corner, but not around the window like ours!

she cost a few hundred in materials & £350 for an mot & cambelt/tensioner done &, a lot of our hours..
all this for our friend that we did a swap
with long ago, she's waited sooooo long & i really hope she loves it!

ahhh now I know why you aint been using that 1776!

Nice lil transformation there

Thank you

It's how we paid for the 1776. Now it's nearly finished, we can finally sit back
(or rather, go out) and enjoy our reward

Melvin

I really Really Really like that.