well needed restoration of my series 2a

lincoln · Sep 10, 2011

Just looked through the whole thread. All I can say is wow. Brilliant workmanship. What an inspiration.

UK-Cobra · Sep 17, 2011

Im only on page 7 so far, what a fantastic restoration and very well documented. Thank you very much for sharing your experiance and doing it so damn well.

90truckcab · Sep 18, 2011

thanks all , for reading this far, will be more posts this next week as im hoping to get the wiring finished and fire it up

gemsdad · Sep 18, 2011

90truckcab said:
thanks all , for reading this far, will be more posts this next week as im hoping to get the wiring finished and fire it up

90tc,have you ever thought of documenting this restoration into a book,then trying to get it published.you have done this in such a thorough and proffesional manner.i am sure there would be loads of interest in it.

90truckcab · Sep 18, 2011

s'funny , only last night did we say iv got more clearer pics than haynes manwells ! tbh mate, i wouldnt kno where to start with it, do yer think there would be any interest ?

gemsdad · Sep 18, 2011

90truckcab said:
s'funny , only last night did we say iv got more clearer pics than haynes manwells ! tbh mate, i wouldnt kno where to start with it, do yer think there would be any interest ?

yes i think there would be massive interest tbh.look at all the positive comments you have had on here.as for getting it published etc i'm sure there will be someone on here who could help or point you in the right direction.go for it,i would if it was me.

samc88 · Sep 18, 2011

It looks great. What paint did you use on the engine?

90truckcab · Sep 18, 2011

would be interested in lookin in to it if any one has and experence in publishing

it was frosts engine enamel ,

Sean · Sep 18, 2011

fook me int this finished yet ?

90truckcab · Sep 19, 2011

Sean said:
fook me int this finished yet ?

Nah , yer can't rush a good job now can yer , iv finished a few other projects off inbertween tho , been quite busy with work and the like , but as iv said before it was never intended to be done over night
It was a nice on and off project at me leisure as time allowed , more to the point sean , how's urs lookin ?

Sean · Sep 19, 2011

90truckcab said:
more to the point sean , how's urs lookin ?

if ya mean the one I started on here a while ago

ermmm .... it's been left outside over an Orkney winter, so it's now looking sad, neglected and very much unloved .... am thinking of turfing over it to create some kinda dune/windbreak thing

tractors are much more fun these days

90truckcab · Sep 20, 2011

Sean said:
if ya mean the one I started on here a while ago

ermmm .... it's been left outside over an Orkney winter, so it's now looking sad, neglected and very much unloved .... am thinking of turfing over it to create some kinda dune/windbreak thing

tractors are much more fun these days

shame, was lookin quite good too,

quite like me tractors, fer somethin different i bort this last week

90truckcab · Sep 20, 2011

evening drippy

blue beasty · Sep 20, 2011

90truckcab said:
drippy evening

I know........got soaked walking the dog

MattsSeries2a · Sep 22, 2011

I love this thread. Especially the engine rebuild. Im hoping to do the same thing to mine when I get it home. Looking forward to seeing it finished. Keep up the good work

Matt

4wheeldrive · Sep 24, 2011

so close now

and soon all your hard work will have payed off
crackin rebuild

90truckcab · Oct 3, 2011

cheers all, am lookin foreward to the finished job too, be nice to see it on the road again

andlover · Oct 13, 2011

nice job! it is ready jet? i readed this tread from first page to this page and i like it!

90truckcab · Nov 16, 2011

well , finaly had time to fit the fool tank, its been sprayed and sat in the workshop for two months, gathering dust,

firstly made a blanking plate for the diesel return pipe as its a petrol engine, ( the tank was one i had been saving for a special ocasion , yer kno the kinda stuff) fitted the petrol pick up and float / sender , mounted to the galv chassis with stainless nuts and bolts,

then made a lovely filler cap out of a dish cloth

looks like a rolling petrol bomb now

90truckcab · Nov 16, 2011

then i made up some fool pipes out of 8mm copper and brass compression joints,

first i went and got a set of plastic pipes and connectors, it kinda spoiled a good job so they have been thrown on a shelf for another project ,

these are far better i thort

down under the chassis and gearbox crossmember

up to the fool feed to the mechanical pump,

out the other side up to the head just behind the pump and bypass hose,

then out the other side and up to the carb

well needed restoration of my series 2a

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