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  1. joe_m

    2a restoration..PIC HEAVY!

    I’ve sent them a message for ya. Going to make myself a coffee and get the engine crane out..... let see what happens today!
  2. joe_m

    2a restoration..PIC HEAVY!

    Perfect, nice one, ta duck! What suffix is it? It might not go anywhere but I’ll drop em’ a line for ya.. Just waiting on a few parts before I drop the engine back in.
  3. joe_m

    2a restoration..PIC HEAVY!

    Cheers mate, appreciate that. Are you running an alternator or on the dynamo? I can try and send them a message for you, it may not make any difference but worth a shot.
  4. joe_m

    2a restoration..PIC HEAVY!

    Now then! Yes, it turned up yesterday. It looks spot on. I haven’t had it up against any diagrams yet but the general quality looks really good. Very pleased. Been some action over the last couple of days, again, next to no photos. But this is how she’s sitting It’s got an odd sized tyre on...
  5. joe_m

    2a restoration..PIC HEAVY!

    Bugger! That’s a shame. Mine hasn’t arrived yet, I ordered it bank holiday Friday so hopefully shouldn’t be too far away. Let me know how you get on...
  6. joe_m

    Scott's Series 2A

    Your right Scott. The eyeballs are the best tools for this job. It’s once I realised that, I actually started welding some new metal in!
  7. joe_m

    Scott's Series 2A

    Just work to the rear tub and your measurements and you’ll be fine. I used a string line tied somewhere to the back of the Landy, then pulled it taught along the top of the curve (that runs the length) of the rear tub. This really helped getting the hight of the new pillar.
  8. joe_m

    Scott's Series 2A

    Now then lads, all looking good. Rob, I found I had the same problems. I think the sh*tpart pillar hinge holes are out. Hence why I was doing so much head scratching before I got started on it. I ended up enlarging the top hinge holes with the die grinder to aid fitment. It’s amazing what 1-2mm...
  9. joe_m

    2a restoration..PIC HEAVY!

    A bit more chipped off today. Swivel housings stripped down, cleaned and painted. Ready to reassemble with new bits! One of the new balls with the bearing race in. I don’t have a press at home, so I popped the bearing race and bush in the freezer and warmed the ball up over the hob while...
  10. joe_m

    2a restoration..PIC HEAVY!

    Paddocks website seems to be open till mid morning then shuts. I think you just have to get in early Rob. I’ve just had confirmation that my parcel from them will arrive tomorrow. Ordered last Thursday.
  11. joe_m

    2a restoration..PIC HEAVY!

    I’m just glad I’ve got the Landy to tinker with! I’d be climbing the walls otherwise.
  12. joe_m

    2a restoration..PIC HEAVY!

    Marmaduke, the day after you ordered your loom I had a response from autosparks on Facebook. They are closed but had a loom in stock so didn’t mind posting it out. If you’re not happy with yours it’s an option Maybe we should compare them? It would be interesting. ordered lots of bits from...
  13. joe_m

    Scott's Series 2A

    Looking good Scott mate.
  14. joe_m

    2a restoration..PIC HEAVY!

    I’ve just been cleaning the swivel housings and associated bits with the pressure washer. I’ll give them some paint tomorrow. whoops!! I’ll be sure to have the parts catalogue next to me as I’m putting them back together. I can see that could happen quite easily. Henry, get yourself one...
  15. joe_m

    2a restoration..PIC HEAVY!

    New balls Steve. The other side is terrible. Be a waste of a good seal putting those balls back in. :D
  16. joe_m

    2a restoration..PIC HEAVY!

    Stripped the front axle. Ready to rebuild swivels. Just need to finish wire brushing and then I’ll give all a pressure wash before paint. Only one photo from today. Lots of lovely old grease, hence lack of pics! Hope everyone is ok Joe
  17. joe_m

    2a restoration..PIC HEAVY!

    Cheers!! Sharing stuff on here makes me get on with it a bit quicker. Nice to hear words of encouragement. The chassis is a real investment. I’m going to buy a galvanised bulkhead in the next year or so. But for now, I’m happy!
  18. joe_m

    2a restoration..PIC HEAVY!

    Seam sealed the bulkhead today and gave it a bit of paint. Took me a moment or two to find the technique to seam sealer. And a spot of paint. It needs another coat, but satisfying to see it a uniform (ish) colour. That’s all for the day. I’m getting a cold shower!
  19. joe_m

    2a restoration..PIC HEAVY!

    Marmaduke, looking good! I managed to order a wiring loom yesterday. Along with a brake rebuild kit, new shackles and pins, wheel bearings, oil seals etc etc. So the next week or two should be pretty exciting.
  20. joe_m

    2a restoration..PIC HEAVY!

    A bit more bulkhead progress today. Enjoyed doing another little bit of panel fab, I’ll share below for those interested. Someone had bodged the clutch slave cylinder bracket. Put a later slave cylinder, and cut a hole in the bulkhead/transmission tunnel to accommodate it all. Little patch...
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