Rusty Ruby - for "Restoration"

[Tony Griffiths]

Ruby for "Restoration". Very rusty beneath - but probably salvageable.
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A badly-designed web page. To get the large images (there are twenty really clear ones) click on any small sidebar image and a larger picture appears. To get the full-screen version, click on it again.

[Lance Sheldrick]

Lovely. The perfect project for someone to get their teeth into.

[Mike Costigan]

That doesn't look too bad; I've certainly seen worse ...and it's a late car with full-Girling rod brakes and good-looking original upholstery.

[JonE]

didn't I see somewhere he said s/he'd deliver it for free? Or was that just a Blue Mondays deal? I wonder if it's as solid underneath as one would imagine when in the rose-tinted stage?

[Colin Morgan]

Yes - looks solid enough - better than the one I took on in 1997 - plenty of wire brushing will be needed.

Will be a labour of love, but rewarding for the right person...

[obzolete]

Badly designed website? Ouch! Took me bloody ages to perfect!

[obzolete]

lol, It takes one click, you're obviously not sure how to do it. I know your website, so don't criticise mine.

[Dave Wortley]

Tony, worked OK on my Android mobile. All the views came up staight away.
Dave.

[Tony Griffiths]

That doesn't look too bad; I've certainly seen worse ...and it's a late car with full-Girling rod brakes and good-looking original upholstery.

The trim looks really good - and all original, perhaps?

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Tony, worked OK on my Android mobile. All the views came up staight away.
Dave.

Yes, OK on a phone it's fine (probably designed that way) but a bit "sluggish" on a PC.

[Mike Costigan]

It works fine on my pc; one click is all it took. The only criticism I would offer is that it would be useful to know where in the country you're based.