I'm finally living somewhere that has a place to store/work on the fastie, so after several depressing years the work can start in earnest. This is her when I bought her
Then about a then about 2 years ago I started stripping her down to deal with a bit of rust that turned into a lot of rust. It then ground to a halt as I didn't have the resources to do the work needed so she went into storage.
Got her back today. Need to do a fair bit of welding to get her through the MOT. All the work needed is cosmetic, although being done by myself.
She's been lowered and I'm going to fit an early bumper to the front, but other than that I want to keep her as original as possible. Also want to keep her patina.
Got her back!
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Spoke to T3D today. Going to order some new Sill panels when I get paid. I believe the heater channels and the floor pan are pretty good, so it may not be that much work. When those bits are done I'll move onto the small cosmetic ruspots. Until then I shall be attacking her with a wire brush attachment to see how bad the spots of rust are.
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That car used to live in Burgess Hill, where I live.
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That's where I bought it from. Got under it yesterday. Floor pan and heater channels are in great condition.
Going to buy a passenger side sill and sill extension for both sides and that'll be the structural welding sorted.
Going to buy a passenger side sill and sill extension for both sides and that'll be the structural welding sorted.