I am getting the car in paint though, two weeks on Tuesday which is fabulous news. I have a lot of little things to do before then and I guess I need to start getting some stuff done instead of thinking about it.
- Seal hole in shroud at rear
- Cockpit trim
- Check windscreen and pillar fit
- Fix hanging loom to the rear of car
- Fit screws to rear of bonnet apature on front shroud
- Fit M6 bolts on front O/S wing bottom edge
- Organise car transporter
- Get £800 together
- Door gaps & shims
- Flat whole car
- Check bonnet / boot fit
Rob suggested that I flat the existing primer down and we re-prime it when it is in the paint shop which pleased me greatly as I am conscious that there are a few defects in the current primer. He also thought that he knew somebody who could transport the car, great again.
My wife reminded me that I had £500 that she had saved for me with her running exploits last year that I had clean forgotten about. This is miraculous in several ways. Firstly, it means that I have enough money to get the car painted and that is very good, very, very good indeed. Secondly, I'm a hard working teacher that therefore has money challenges as a way of life so how the hell could I forget £500 in just a month, doh.
I should be able to do all the little bits and pieces required before the anticipated date. I am super excited about this. Once the car is painted it is nearly there. In the UK currently I don't need a government test for the car or vehicle tax so all I need to do to drive it on the road is insure it. Now the car runs, maybe not that well but it runs. I will need to buy the seat foam and build the seats and buy the windscreen glass and fit that but then I am away. I guess that is a tad simplistic but it does feel like I could be out in the car this Spring and that is super, super exciting.
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