My outlaws and I are restoring (very slowly) one of the very last Range Rover Classics. Mainly corrosion problems and spares shortages but still a good project. We had the roof off the other day for another weld a thon!
Range Rover Resto - Updated and Pic heavy
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mikeeskriett
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Range Rover Resto - Updated and Pic heavy
Hi All,
My outlaws and I are restoring (very slowly) one of the very last Range Rover Classics. Mainly corrosion problems and spares shortages but still a good project. We had the roof off the other day for another weld a thon!
My outlaws and I are restoring (very slowly) one of the very last Range Rover Classics. Mainly corrosion problems and spares shortages but still a good project. We had the roof off the other day for another weld a thon!
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Re: Range Rover Resto
Looks like you have your work cut out there Mike.
Rich
Rich
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mikeeskriett
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Re: Range Rover Resto
yep and all to change the windscreen for the MOT!!
It's back in one piece and legal for the first time since the day after Stoneleigh just got to fit a new roof lining now to replace the one the recovery company wrecked with water and some bolt on panel renewal and serious paintwork.
Cheers,
Mike
It's back in one piece and legal for the first time since the day after Stoneleigh just got to fit a new roof lining now to replace the one the recovery company wrecked with water and some bolt on panel renewal and serious paintwork.
Cheers,
Mike
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mikeeskriett
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Re: Range Rover Resto
Hi All,
Time for an update!
After some intense stripping and panel work the rangey has headed out for paint:
The rebuild of the body kit took up some fabrication time as the tin worm had eaten the reinforcement panels
The reassembly took 2.5 days but the results are amazing
One of the two Midas's is next on the list probably the Bronze all being well.
cheers,
Mike
Time for an update!
After some intense stripping and panel work the rangey has headed out for paint:
The rebuild of the body kit took up some fabrication time as the tin worm had eaten the reinforcement panels
The reassembly took 2.5 days but the results are amazing
One of the two Midas's is next on the list probably the Bronze all being well.
cheers,
Mike