Sorry it’s been a while between updates, I’ve been working on some site updates which have included an upgrade to the backend and a great new look for the site which you will see in the next few days!
Anyway Toby has just returned from the states where he met up with
Well the last I mentioned about Toby’s car was that it was just about ready for the paint booth. Now after a brief Christmas and New Years break Toby’s 1968 Eleanor is even closer to completion.
As I previously reported Toby’s car was going in for paint and my car was just about to head to the converters. Well I’ve just received a small update from John, my builder, as to what’s happening. Details after the jump.
While my old girl is patiently awaiting the next big step in the restoration Toby’s project is slowly nearing completion. The latest news coming this week that Toby’s car has had all its body work completed and is now in the paint booth. We don’t know exactly how long the paint process will take as the painters working on
It’s been a long time since I posted about the project of my friend, Toby. His Eleanor has been the ‘other woman’ in the equation and whilst my car rests up in the shed Toby’s car is undergoing a faster restoration, mainly due to Toby’s tighter deadlines.
Well I thought I would show you all my friend Toby’s project. Toby is a friend of mine who also lives in Sydney and owns a 1968 Fastback. It was converted to RHD some time ago but upon sending it to the guys to have it turned into an Eleanor it became apparent there was a lot of work that needed doing or re-doing.
The car is currently with the conversion guys (where mine is headed after the body is fitted) There was a lot of work to do with his conversion as it appeared it was done very shabbily originally. The car is set to go to the body guys soon where they will work on it along with mine.
I don’t have Toby’s car particulars with me but I will get them and post them up. But for now here are some progress pics to keep you busy.
