Rebuild Starts

Speedo & Rev counter Rebuilt

Jumping the gun a bit here but as they were easy to restore I've rebuilt the Speedo & Rev counter, the cases were sent away with some bike bits I had re-zinced. I also fitted a new glass and chrome rims. I'm very pleased with the outcome!

The dash was recovered with black leatherette material & clocks & switches all refitted after refurbing & cleaning. Sill need to refit the starter & choke cable but will fit these when dash is back in car.

rear axle stripped down

As you can see i've started to strip everything down so that i can get the parts blasted & powder coated or painted.The rear axle will be rebuilt with new bearings & seals etc.

Pedal box

The pedal box is stripped down ready for blasting, then I am going to convert it to a twin cylinder set up as per the original Sebring's and once done will go to the powder coater's .

New pedal box painted & pedal's fitted

rtn springs & draught excluder fitted

Twin master cylinders ready to be fitted.

Finished pedal box, i decided to use Wilwood M/cylinders instead of Girling.

Stub axles

Front stub axles look fine, looking at the different paint colours they have been rebuilt some time in the past .
they will be powder coated & then be rebuilt with new Kingpins & bushes etc.I am also going to fit some Peter May negative camber top trunnions.

Heater fan

I've stripped the fan down,the bakerlight body cleaned up nicely with hot soapy water, I plan to bead blast the motor fan and grill & then paint them before rebuilding.

Heater Blower now rebuilt & ready for refitment

heater box parts

Heater box & pedals for powder coating.

Various axle & suspension parts

Various axle & suspension parts for blasting & powder coating /painting.

Pleased with how the tank & axle turned out .

Big Box From Moss

BIG box of goodies arrived from Moss Parts ,so i can start to build up the suspension & axle ready for when the shell's back.

Goody Bags !!

Loads of new goodies !! ,carn't wait to get started now .

Finally got the tub back home in the garage

New Monocoque from Brian Wheeler's ,it needs some of the welds cleaning up & a few rough edges sorting but very pleased with it. The main thing is NO dreaded RUST ! .