Harbottle

To prevent somthing being thrown up into it, or strengthener ?. Pure guess.

X1

Agree with both the above. Wayne should know better.

I was only joking

Its not Debbie is it.

Simples

Reminds me of the old joke, The Irish equivalent of the SAS have just stormed the zoo in Beirut and released all the Ostriches

I think you are right to get the whole frame done properly Roger. The most daunting task (apart from putting it back in) is removing it and the glass without breaking anything, as you have it out already-go for it. I find lots of little jobs grow arms and legs especially when you sleep on it.

Hi Stuart, Mike Gaskill is the person you are remembering. He still has the 6 and is going strong to this day. Paul

+1

Count yourself lucky, no reply could be your best result.

+1 most of these guys are fitters! not mechanics. Better safe than sorry.

Happy birthday Bob, keep on trucking.

TR7 a prime example(I'll get my coat)

You should also consider that the sound proofing material will also cause the engine heat to be held in more. Heat dispersal is always an issue with these cars. Just a thought. Paul