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Looking into the RHS footwell with knee trim panel in place
Rivets going into remaining interior panels (LHS)
Picture of LHS looking back into joint between scuttle (tube, top left) and and chassis
Unsuccessful attempt at holding scuttle trim edges down as they cooled
Trimming transmission tunnel carpet
Spraying transmission tunnel carpet
Transmission tunnel carpet in place
Transmission tunnel rivets going in
Cutting holes in the rubber piping which sits between the knee trim panel and lower panel
Third attempt at trimming the knee trim panel
Second attempt at trimming the knee trim panel
First attempt at trimming the knee trim panel
Picture looking back into the joint where the scuttle meets the door sill. There’s too much metal here to let the unchanged trim panel fit properly (IMHO)
Lines drawn with paint pen to show where the holes are on the trim panel as it sits behind the lower panels and you then can’t see how far out the positioning of this panel is
Scuttle trim in hot water bath
Chamfered end of scuttle trim
Rear flexible brake hose attaches to the t-piece on the De Dion tube
Looking wheely good
Grinding down a 15mm spanner to fit rear calliper bolts
Ear, bearing, speedo, hub, disc and nyloc nut
Ear, hub and speedo sensor installed
Measuring side to side distance of De Dion tube to chassis with A-Frame fitted.
Two long sockets needed for the rear A-frame
RH Radius Arm (diagonal bar with cutouts) installed
Rivets in place
Prop-shaft bolted to diff
Rear dampers are in
Flexible rear brake pipe fixed to forward copper line
ARB bush going around the corner of the ARB
The shorter RHS brake pipe worked out well.
This brake pipe shortcut doesn’t seem right.
Dry fitting the De Dion tube on a bench… not a workmate
Handbrake bits and pieces. Lever, pins, pulley and clevis
Rear suspension bits and pieces
Handbrake adjusters in the right place now
Using two pairs of P-clips to attach the 5/16 water expansion hose to the oil breather hose
Handed drive shafts
High strength Loctite
I’m sure this will come in handy some time
Cutting out the jammed screwdriver
Screwdriver jammed in the diff
Couldn’t resist draining all the last drops of fluid
Slowly does it
Filling the diff through the boot floor setup
Shortened Allen key and socket wrench
Duh… this is the WRONG place for the handbrake adjuster
Clovis, two pins and pulley make connect the handbrake assembly to the handbrake cable
Hole in oil tank plugged with spare temp sensor
There’s a hole in my oil tank
Closeup of oil catch bottle top. Notice the bung from the heater pipes
Oil catch bottle installed
28mm hose used for oil catch bottle
Earth connection from battery to engine block using a spare threaded hole on the LHS of the engine. This is the hi current connection.
Earth connection from LHS engine mount to engine block using spare threaded hole in the engine block
Earth connection from battery to top of passenger footwell
Wire bypassing the inertia switch
Inertia switch in its home on the bulkhead
Filtering fuel through an old T-shirt
First fill up with coolant
Jerry can
In some senses we just have be negative.
But then again we also have the positive.
Silencer and cat shield installed
Wow! This Purplemeanie’s going to look great!
Almost looking habitable
Punching holes in under seat carpets with 14mm punch
Under seat carpets have holes punched into them
Passenger harness in place
Harness shoulder strap fixing stack
Transmission tunnel top after persuasion
Before persuasion
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