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Got back working on Jim today, I decided he needs a brake servo, so I fitted this below the passenger floor. I ran the pipes in and connected them into Jim’s braking system which is quite easy to do just need to breed them after connecting the pipes. This is when I found a problem I could...

I think you are getting Harvey to race Mr J down the strip at Santa Pod :D

Another good couple of days. When the weather permitted I got the drivers wheel arch and floor finished, sealed the welded joints, filled the gaps & premiered. Cleaned and Schutzed most of the underside he now looks better than he did when he was new. Almost ready for painting...

Today I was left to my own devices, so I started off with a sleep in:confused: I then started to get Jim ready for painting by filling in the welded seams with filler, sanded down, refilled and sanded again. Primed the wheel arch and side panel, one side done move on to the next tomorrow...

Thanks to Mr P Wednesday & Thursday were very productive. We welded and refitted the inner and outer door steps. This is John’s excellent repair to the bottom of the driver’s door pillar. Replaced the inner door steps Then the outer. Fitted the doors to check aliment...

Right still on holiday from work so I have to get on with Jim. With the wind, rain and even hail stones well this is Manchester :( and not to be beaten I came up with this. As soon as I Finished the sun came out. o_O Managed to get the inner sill welded on and painted. Door steps in the...

So after a weekend off got up yesterday raring to go, but the British weather had other ideas :eek: Not being able to get outside spent the day in the garage making these. I made a set of door cards just need them to be covered, this is Heidi's Job :rolleyes:

Well we will be back out there tomorrow had a long weekend of the restoration, Heidi call over to Martins on Friday to pick up some more panels up. Just need to weld them in place seal, primer, underseal and paint easy. :rolleyes:

Sorry John will try harder next time :eek:

Well not much done on Jim today I managed to sort both doors ready for painting. I had to take Belinda for her MOT which see passed :D. Then I had to spend a little time on Gladys, see...

Today we thought we would stay upright after spending yesterday laid on our backs under Jim so we decided to repair the doors. :) The Driver’s door I thought wasn't too bad until we attacked it with the wire wheel. So we set about replacing the bottom sections both inside and out. The...

A promised John came round yesterday to lend me a hand, looked at some more rusty bits under Jim, if there was a trophy for how much rust you could find on a Camper then Jim would be in the running for it. We drilled out the spot welds on the door steps as both inner and outer need replacing...

Snap :confused: Same happen to me when Heidi let me drive Ed her Wolseley 1500

Out with the mig on with the valances. There was stone chip painted on the valances & flute areas so I stripped it all off back to bare metal. All premiered up. All in all a very productive day and time for a well deserved can of Fosters. Mr P is coming over tomorrow so should get twice as...

Well not a great start Jim started first time then cut out, and wouldn’t start again, no fuel getting to the fuel pump so had to push him out of his mansion onto the drive. A few areas I need to start on. Then he went up in the world. Took passenger door off. Cut out some of the...

Well its that time of year again going to get Jim out and sorted for Summer :) Work starts today:D Watch this space

quote: Originally posted by Panky Well you cant be seen driving down the motorway with a grubby sink;) Well every one know a clean sink make the vans go a lot faster:D Jims Crew

When the sink was sparkly clean we took Jim for a trail run down the motorway, and he behaved like a new Commer:D:p:) Jims Crew

Forgot about the best part Jims Crew