> expected.
> Until the car has an MOT it cannot be registered and until
> it is
> registered it cannot be legally driven or kept on a public
> road.
>
> The biggest hurdle to overcome for MOT repairs is obtaining
> a new set
> of cables for the handbrake, these are quite difficult to
> get hold of
> even in the USA, and I am expecting to wait for a further 2
> weeks for
> these. A majority of the other work has now been completed,
> including
> most of the welding, and affixing indicators to the front
> and rear of
> the car. I’ve managed to acquire very similar models of
> indicators as
> worn by the original car, bullet style on the front, and
> flat circular
> style on the boot.
>
> Although not road legal, I have driven it about 4 miles up
> the road to
> the welding shop. I think I had a smile on my face for the
> whole
> journey – it’s like driving a canal barge on the road.
>
> And great news, the most elusive part that is was trying to
> get hold
> of, the roof mounted search lamps, I managed to find a set
> on eBay.
> They’re not an ‘exact’ match, but they are as near as
> I’m going to
> get, and I’ll add the criss cross mesh onto the lens when
> they arrive,
> they are pictured here:
>
>
http://img208.imageshack.us/i/captureht.jpg/
>
> Anyway, just thought I’d send out the update, hope
> everyone is having
> a good festive season.
>
> Regards
>
> Ross
>
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