Raggedy Man

I've been toying with the idea of purchasing a Rolls Royce Meteor to restore to running order once my present (non-military) project is completed. I''m wondering if anyone call tell me what manuals/course notes/literature there is out there for the Meteor and best sources to obtain. More than happy with paper or PDF type formats. Any pointers are hugely appreciated :-) Regards

An appeal for funding has gone out in an attempt to get it completed in time for the 100th Anniversary of WW1 starting. £5000 is all that's needed. I wish the money I pay to Coventry City Council would fund this. In the general scheme of things £5k is a dip in the ocean ? http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/coventry-news/funding-sought-restore-coventry-built-7317572

Many thanks for the replies. Really interesting to hear other people's recommendations. Have started to look for them already in the usual places. The idea of a tick sheet is a brilliant idea. Especially for someone like myself with a memory like a goldfish. I certainly will seek some local advice. Would prefer to read up on the subject first and have some idea of what people may talk to me about. I think possibly or hopefully it would show I am a bit more serious and worth investing time on.

Hello, I am lucky enough to be in the position where I am now able to fund the purchase and restoration of a project. I am hoping to acquire a wartime Jeep restoration project and know that for the uneducated it can be a minefield. I really want to be as fully briefed as I can before I go out looking at things and am tempted to part with my cash. I already have a copy of Ren Berniers Jeep Guide book on its way to me but wondered what other publications (either books or magazines) were about that give a good insight into buying and restoring a Jeep ? Any help offered would be hugely appreciated. Many thanks in advance Regards Martin

Hello, I have visited the forum a number of times over the years and thought that it was finally time to sign up and start joining in. I am lucky enough to be in the position where I am now able to fund a restoration project. Over the years I have looked forward to the day that this could potentially happen and looked into many different projects looking at what appeals, what I could afford and also see to completion. The idea of a wartime Jeep project continually sat top or near top of the list. Rather than rushing in and making a costly mistake now that the dream can happen I am starting to do some more in depth reading into the subject and the forum seems a great friendly place to gain advice, discuss other people projects and maybe make some new friends along the way. Its the first time I will have embarked upon such a project so the learning curve will be steep but..................saying that if you don't try you will never know if its possible to achieve. I very much believe that if you ask the right questions and seek the right help anything can be achieved. Well almost Regards Martin