ScotsDave

When we bought our house my wife said we should call it "At Last" after missing out on so many before we got this one. Freakily the first time we got a BT phone bill in, the house name on the envelope was At Last. Explain that

Will follow this project with interest as I've got my eye on one exactly the same.

Some cracking bodywork there - oh and the cars aren't bad either

A beautiful pair Voted for the Sport as I prefer the flat front look just now.

That is gorgeous - I've used the first picture as my background

"BOF" is a cracking looking car

From another forum - sounds like there was some nice kit there. http://retrorides.proboards86.com/index.cgi?board=stln&action=display&thread=1178182645

Has anyone dealt with Days of Grace? Are they reputable or a bunch of crooks?

Does anyone know anything about the yellow Mark 2 Sport advertised for sale in Classic Ford this month? Seems a good price and newly restored (whatever that means ) It would be a looooong way for me to go and see it (900 mile round trip) so any help would be much appreciated.

If the above tricks don't work....... Get a friendly garage (probably need to be a small independant) to build up weld on the broken bolt using a MIG until it's proud of the block then weld a nut onto the weld - leave to cool a bit then it should come out. We used this loads of times on things like manifold flanges etc. It sometimes takes a couple of times but we've never been defeated yet! Just be cafeful you don't weld the threads up or you will be knackered

Lovely - it's amazing how a set of Superlites can transform a car

Looking good - what scale and manufacturer?

And a video to prove it's not photoshopped http://www.gearthblog.com/blog/archives/2006/08/3d_747_airliner.html

Was the 2.3 not an American version?

Sally James always made a good reason for getting up to watch TISWAS