All fluids drained off ready for rolling today and the roller arrived. Got to work out how it goes together after the weekend. Finished the week with a bbq and drinks outside the workshop. Lovvely end to a good week.

Another sunny day! Enjoying this weather(though not so great in overalls) as able to get a bit done. The roof funnel is now off and a start made on cleaning it all up. Also sparky(thankyou:D) helped me with a few stubborn screws that needed a bit more grunt. He also got the rear bumper and valance off ready for removing the engine as the body roller gets collected tonight!
There are new pictures on the devon cap rebuild.

Sunday I finished off glueing. That stuff is teh shizzle! I can lift the roof cap by the glued on frame! If it's of interest it comes a couple of colours too:)
Monday was a road trip down to devon to pick up a good friend and some doors that were freecycled on earlybay.com. Thankyou Carl and Alan:D Couldn't believe what good condition they are in when compared with the doors that are on the Rotbox at present.

The sun is shining so got on with fitting the framwork to the inside of the new roof cap. I've put these in to stop it bowing. Originally they were riveted on, but as the idea of the new roof is to minimalize leaks I've used a product called Tigerseal. A strong adhesive more commonly used for fitting spoilers and body kits on. What a pain in the arse not having at least 4 hands is.

It aint easy working this stuff all out. A big Thankyou to Chris Bray @ FreshlyHosted.com for all his help and support with this site :)

I'm currently restoring a 1969 Devon Torvette (or tourette due to a brain block!)
This site is my record so I can look back at it when it's eventually done.