SOLD. Sold it after 26.5 years of ownership, it was just a replacement for my rusty 10 year old car RR, I didn’t need the disco after the first 2 year, the job I had for it landscape my new garden was now finished, but kept the disco as it as it...

... and in front.

After almost 11 years and 93 thousand kilometers A little pampering, front and rear EBC EXTRA DUTY ED+ pads. ... just in time, at the rear

One of the rear crossmembers had seen the metal moth generate fresh air where steel should be. Tonight's task was to fill it in with a small patch: And weld it back in. Only got access to arc at the moment and that can be a bit fierce on...

The rear floor had enough metal moth holes to think pulling the floor up and replacing it was a good idea: Its not a job to be rushed. I think there were 66 spot welds and I lost count with the steel rivets, some of which were easy to access...

Yeah, and good neighbours. We've been in the same village for 40 years now

That sounds like a plan ... at least you knew the neighbourhood

We bought the house nextdoor but one. We had lived in the last house for 25 years and always had our eyes on this place. When the guy was ready to sell, he just got a few valuations and we paid the average.

Some years ago we sold our house to next door-but-one, believe it or not! Didn’t even know they were looking. I could have saved a fortune in estate agents fees had I of known at the time 🙄

That's good news dipps.

Sold it ... To my next door neighbour ... 😂😂

That's an amazing amount of work there, well done 👍

Offside had been repaired but only finished in primer. The result was it was rusty and the repair around the bottom wasn’t too nice most of it was usable. I cut out what I didn’t like which also gave me access to epoxy the mount area. Lots of...

Here’s what I cut out the nearside rear