How To: C8A restoration in Holland

8threcce · #1 02-08-16, 15:30

I was wondering how the fuel sender of my HUP would look like and how it functions, so I dismantled one to have a peek at the inside.
It all in all quite simple

8threcce · #2 02-08-16, 16:17

I needed to move my chassis to my own workshop, a bit too soon I'm still working on my workshop to finish (newly build)
2 projects in one but glad that the lady is home

8threcce · #3 02-08-16, 16:19

After a long pauze we did some work again on the roof

Jonathan Moore · #4 02-08-16, 23:43

Pieter,

Its looking good, I remember when I was at that stage, and very frustrated. Who's making your seat covers? I have just got the canvas to make mine and the rest of the canvas bits.

Jonathan

8threcce · #5 03-08-16, 10:46

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Originally Posted by Jonathan Moore

Pieter,

Its looking good, I remember when I was at that stage, and very frustrated. Who's making your seat covers? I have just got the canvas to make mine and the rest of the canvas bits.

Jonathan

I have them made by a guy here in Holland www.debeklederij.nl but I guess you can also have them made in the UK or by John and Mary Worthing

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