Thanks for the photos, keep them coming
After I finished the frame I sealed the timber with a primer and undercoat.
All joints were screwed together along with a locally produced wood epoxy.
I had major doubts about the rigidity of the construction as the whole thing swayed side to side. Fears of tearing itself apart off road.
But I was faithful to the original construction method so pressed on.
The original tin sheeting was too far gone to reuse,with the exception of a few corner sections, so I had new sections folded up locally. All the flat sections were easy but the inner wheel arches proved a bit harder. I think these were made up using a Jenny Wheel (?).