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38 minutes ago, aikmanmosquito said:

And where is he?

He is a member on here, just do a search, based in Manchester.

Jerry jeep is your man.

Not sure   me and the Mrs.

Thanks guys   the geezer did say he had no idea if it worked or not,  there were some amazing vehicles there even a tank. 

Went to woodhall spa 1940s lots of military to feast on, 4 jeeps on our site,  one guy had added lead balls in his fuel tank,  anyone heard of this before. 

That looks great bud   the plan is spray,  very dark drab late war, I already have the paint,  so I'll obviously be taking everything out again seats etc masking , and doing the inside of the tub first,  going to need a gazebo of some sort to deal with overspray always seems to be windy here. 

Thanks Jerry,  as rule of thumb how many coats,  and think you told me to just leave it for 2/3 days. 

Almost ready for paint,  Jerry was 4 part's paint 1 thinners. 

On one side the gap between seat tube and toolbox was smaller the bracket simply wouldn't go in between them,  it does now I've had a quick look and the holes line up.

Hi Jerry   the bracket that holds the rear seat upright around the tubular section,  I've taken them to work and had material taken off,  I will try to fit them tomorrow,  hope you are well. 

Having a mare with repop rear seat and backrest securing brackets. 

Thanks,  the guy just had it listed as Willy's and to be honest it's not something I'd looked at yet.

Cheers buddy,  thank you.  Are you at woodhall this year?

Hi guys does this look like a genuine jack for my MB, cheers 

Rim arrived today first impressions are very good. 

Me too  , as a rule JMP in house built products are normally good,  my other two came from universal. 

Morning folks,  anyone tried the new rims from JMP,  just ordered one for my spare,  £126 delivered with nuts and warning tags. 

So the passenger seat had a metal plate welded to it   now I know what it was hiding .

Been quite over the winter   working on seat restorations now the weather has picked up

Looks fantastic,  how are you marking this one up Jerry. 

Cracking work Jerry that, it does show what can be done with the no how.

I have started my seats passenger one needs the leg removing and replacing which you made for me, for love or money the old one wont shift so i will have to cut it, any idea who sells replacement studs?

anyone got a MB top they would like to move on.

Ah yeah, may get one fitted and sit her behind it, she is only 5 month so still a baby, now to get my finger out and finish what i need to do, hard to motivate yourself in this weather though.

Got a new security device for my jeep,  pick her up today 

Sure it will turn out fine Jerry, mine was similar in many ways and you a cracking job, my panel was also in need of repair i think it turned out ok.