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Very useful information there. Thanks from me as well.

Some good lads there and hope you make a full recovery.

You should see it in the flesh/metal, Andrew. Only fault I can find is it's not in my workshop.

It'll be one off the star attractions down there, Johnathan.

You got the full set yet, Paul?

Sorry lads. No photos'. Things didn't go as planned. I wasn't happy with the panels. The black paint showed up to many imperfections in the metal. So no choice but to strip them and give them a skim of filler. Now sanded down but I've run out of spray primer. I did get the seat support primed. Brush painted with red oxide. Also I discovered I'd fitted the hand brake to high. Well there is two holes. One above t'other. Corrected now and working.

I'll stick with my maul, Matt. Good exercise. Be could for you as well.

Thanks for the write up, Richard. Trust your feeling a lot better.

Been a good day. Brake system all connected today. Instrument panel made a bit more respectable. Ammeter panel cleaned and primed also gear lever gate cover. Seat support also cleaned up and ready for priming. One foot plate put in e-tank. Photo's tomorrow for those that like 'em, all being well.

Thought it might be.

Noticed the double pulley where the brake would be. What have you got for brakes?

Southern Softies, Iain.

You weren't a boy sprout then. I always have waterproofs in the disco.

Looks a bit new.

That GT14 looks great.

Very!

Two tyres! That really all? Sure you've not slipped something else in the back of your van?

No pressure then.

Really nice restoration work there, Paul.

Spent the afternoon in the workshop today. Clutch mechanism all fitted and connected from pedal to pulley. Also brake mechanism except for the rod to the band. That's in the painting process. Missed it when painting the other bits. Took a bit of finding, as did the clutch return spring. Started cleaning up the instrument panel.

I don't really go for the pressed steel chassis.

Take it the auction tomorrow. Nigel might buy it.

Nice job, Ben.

Interesting rear hitch arrangement.