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Yay, brilliant news, well done after all the hard work and false starts.

Excellent work, can't wait to see more updates

Can buy the one with a new chassis for 3k :-D I know which I'd rather have.

Upon reading your last post , I realised that the car you're talking about came from Reades of Wellington, not Telford.. Only because the people of Wellington didn't like being made part of the Dawley new town, which became Telford. My father and Pat grew up together and we bought and had...

I own and Wear a bowler hat, does that count? :-D

Another vote for Mister Auto here.

Yup just sold mine, you missed a good one, wasn't perfect but with a it of effort it could be. However do not dismiss a campus version, the later ones came with the 1.4 and are a hoot to drive, easier to work on and nothing to go wrong.

I can offer £500 they're worth more than they were the day before :)

My last one was called BB by lord Stanley. The latest one is called Harvey due to the number plate beginning HRV.

I bought a set of replacement door lock barrels from eBay France, they actually came from Tunisia tho

Excellent Petak, I need to do the same to mine!

Yay. nearly fixed! :D I try and bleed the rears with the vehicles wheels on the ground, but I'm lucky I have a ramp.

It is a shame, it's so far gone

There is a brake valve, on the left hand side of the chassis, just in front of the rear suspension mount. The other thing to look at is perhaps a collapsed hose, even though it is new. No excuses needed for your English, it is very good!

Don't the engines turn In totally opposite directions for starters :D

Glad to see someone else takes random photos too :D I've even got my wife sending me pictures this week from France.

I've done what Paul suggests before and dropped a pushrod out whilst reassembling the engine! Have you checked all your Valves gear. you called it distribution up there^^^^

I've never been to the Bromley Pageant, I always remember it being heavily written about back in the Nineties classic car press.

And may I just make the suggestion of a pack of playing cards to use vertically between tyres and rims whilst spraying, best way I've found of masking the tyres up. :-D

Welcome to the forum, let's see some more pictures, the colour scheme of your car looks great.