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GHT wrote:Oi! Sure you don't want to add that camp designer: Lawrence Llewelyn-Bowen?

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i wouldn't want to insult you mate
those are some really dodgy shoes btw

rich. wrote:

GHT wrote:Oi! Sure you don't want to add that camp designer: Lawrence Llewelyn-Bowen?

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i wouldn't want to insult you mate
those are some really dodgy shoes btw

If only he stuck to designing tents

My sentiment entirely:

Welding complete so started prepping the underside.

that is looking great mate!
do you or your mate advertise your services?

rich. wrote:that is looking great mate!
do you or your mate advertise your services?

My mate Colin Ginn has big premises in Clacton which he has
just rented out as all he wants to do now is welding/panel work
which he doesn't need big premises for and now works from home.
He is well known in the Cortina world and has plenty of work.
I try not to take on to many restorations as there very time consuming.
This one is mine and I work on it inbetween other jobs.
I still take on big jobs but not ones that will take months and months of work
Cheers Paul

A bit done since last post

And a bit more.

And upto date

It's as though you'd popped back to the sixties in a time machine and given Ford a lesson in how to build cars, 'cos sure as eggs is eggs; they didn't do the job as well as this. Your outstanding build moves the goalposts and sets a new standard that others will struggle to match.. Again!