my Pi off for resto

[dallliiisss]

Hello to all,
I'm happy to say that after (what seemed) a long year or so my white 2.5 Pi is off for restoration, well the underneath anyway. It wasn't due to go until next year, but due to a quiet spell (lack of work) my friend at Triumphland has offered his services
I informed him that he needs to be VERY understanding when I said 'it needs a lot of work to the underneath'. Fortunately on inspection, Gary says it's saveable
So hopefuly, I should be posting a few development pictures on here during the next six weeks or so.
Here's a couple of pics of my Pi after we dropped it off, and popped my very good friends Dolomite Sprint on the trailer that had just been fully restored, for the journey back:

[2000 Abuser]

which Triumphland is this? Whatcha havin done? Floors/rear turrets?

[Forkie]

Best of luck with it! By the way,which country are you in? Cant be here,there's blue sky in the background

[dallliiisss]

Here's a few pics of the left hand side so far:




A lot to be done.

[mikeyb]

And I thought mine was bad!

[Forkie]

Blimey,you weren't exaggerating were you My hat comes off to guys like you,i wouldn't know where to start It will be interesting to see the progress. Cant believe how good it looks 'on top' compared to underneath.

[2000 Abuser]

thats not baaaaaaaaad!

[dallliiisss]

Hi to all,
Thanks for the encouragement gents.
I wish I was the talented one But it's my friend doing all the graft Gary seems to make light work of such horrors, and he seems to think that this Pi is not too bad.
Yep, it's strange how good it looks until you get underneath It used to reside at southwold on the east coast, which could connect with all the rust underneath. It may have had a trip to the beach at some stage.

[2000 Abuser]

And when its finished it will be all sey and strokable and then you go nuts trying to make sure rust never gets anywhere!

[2000 Abuser]

GOOD LUCKY!!!