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That is very impressive.


Well done davmor and thanks for sharing it with us

Huge respect to you..

Ive done a few interiors and know how hard it is..

fantastic it looks great

I too am very impressed by your work - well done!

Richard

fancy doing some more interiors

AMAZING WORK. massive respect for the work you have done and the brilliant how to that you have created at the same time

The trouble with a lot of 'do it yourself' projects is that they look like it. When it comes to more complicated jobs I have always found it cheaper to get the right man to do the job on the premis that if I worked the extra hours it would take me to, possibly, bodge the whole job I could most probably pay a professional to do the work, as he would require a LOT less hours and produce a better result.

However, there are always exceptions to the rule and this is one ofthe most dramatic I have ever seen

That looks absolutely top notch - I bet you can't stop grinning every time you get into the car

Dfinately going to use that restorer stuff you have linked to

That, as I said initially, is simply stunning! Gorgeous!

Trouble is I want to do mine now, and I know it would not come out like that.

What a true testament to devotion and a will to succeed where others have not, FABULOUS

Dave

That is a stunning job well done you

dazlightyear wrote: wrote:

fancy doing some more interiors

Not as long as I've got a hole in my ........

I doubt I would ever hand stitch one again it takes way to long, about 1 metre an hour, some people say sewing is therapeutic but for me it was just really really tedious. However that being said I may be able to borrow a machine for the door cards so if they turn out more professional looking I would probably be tempted to do it again.

Next onto sorting out the bodywork with a panel by panel respray, finally fitting the splitter and spoiler from Paul's deal, just a bit worried summers running out

I am impressed, I take my hat off for you