Fill's Bedford

A few more photos

100_3329 by fill quinn , on Flickr

100_3330 by fill quinn , on Flickr

100_3332 by fill quinn , on Flickr

100_3338 by fill quinn , on Flickr

Another brilliant bit of work Fill.
Thanks for sharing.
I always look forward to getting on here to find out what brilliant idea you're going to come up with next.

Thanks Fill,
I have a 52 Morris Six and the glove box is RS. Made out of heavy paper stuff like yours and it is all rat chewed. I've been thinking how to make a new one and you have just solved my problem. Build it out of wood.That is if you haven't patented your idea.
Steve.

Sorry Steve ( wee- allis ) it has been painted. Like normal inside

100_3339 by fill quinn , on Flickr

Did you have to clean up Mrs Fills iron before giving it back?

Thanks Zuffen. All comments are welcome. I have been doing a bit all glass in, doors on, guards on,guards on and wiring allmost done. Starting to look like a truck

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/flic.kr/p/27jctvV]100_3341[/url] by fill quinn , on Flickr

100_3340 by fill quinn , on Flickr

Looks good

I remember having a Mack truck to this stage and think I would be done in a week or so
How wrong was I :blink: :blink:

Keep at you will be done quick enough

Paul

Thanks Mrs mackpaul. A little while ago I was at a truck show that had a swap there as well. I saw a wheel brace that looked the same as mine. I asked the guy how much and he said five dollars. I did not have my truck there so I asked if I could borrow it and try it on a Bedford that was there, he said yes. It was the one for the Bedford so I bought it (bargain). It was only five dollars, but I did not want it if it did not fit causing someone to miss out on it if it fitted there truck. I thought I would have one under the seat and one in the work shop. When my wife tried to get into the truck she found it hard going and needed a handle. I now have two handles. Thanks for looking cheers Fill

100_3343 by fill quinn , on Flickr

I like that.

Smart thinking and keeps Mrs Fill happy.