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Not as far as I know. First car to have Cloth seats was the Jubilee and then it rolled out to TC spec cars afterwards.

Yep I think that is it. I realised from the Dash cam vid that is was a MK3 but that is the colour.
Must be very local to me probably Lancing / sompting so 5 mins away from me.

MK2 Blue T reg (AUW 629T?) Saloon seen driving along A27 from Sompting (Lyons Farm) to Excess Round a bout this afternoon!! Any one on here? I believe this is a local car to Worthing Sompting Area. My wife saw it while out shopping ;-) Wife could not remember the number plate fully and in car camera...

Ditto ;-)
I will mainly be staying inside and eating

Those SU pumps can have new diaphragms fitted if you can get a kit.
Possibly similar to this item - 401810157546

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I had some Ford Vac pipe which was perfect and used that in the same way.

Yes best done if all the hydraulics are new.
does not hurt paint but you still do not wont it on your paint, mainly if you want to paint it again as you have to clean it very well to get the silicon off or the next coat will not be good. But at least if it leaks or you spill some there is no issues

When I restored my car and replaced all the hydraulics with new parts (Unipart) I refilled with Silicone brake fluid which does not corrode and has been in the system for 11 years, no leaks and no corrosion.

Just make sure the counter sunk screw head is flush with the outer face of the drum or you will loose wheel studs then the wheel!

This may help show you what the tool looks like -

I have got one, if you were round the corner I would lend it but you can buy new rings if you break the one on there. Normally a sharp tap with a screwdriver evenly round on each lug shifts them.

Mine is on MK1 Escort pads cut down poly ones. Just the length needs cutting.

Whenever a new seal is fitted you should cross hatch diagonally the smooth area all the way round with wet and dry to break up the smooth surface to allow the seal to bed in properly. or not put the seal in the exact same place.

What happened to all the parts that were on it? Has it still got all the interior trim etc? Well done for getting it up on wheels again even if its just to move it around. IT was complete when in the auction yard, as I guess this is the car that got crashed before it was sold at auction? I bet that ...

41 and 1/2 inch (1054mm) from outside to outside of saddle mount 37 and 3/8 inch (950mm) inside to inside of saddle mount. The above was measured with a very slight bow in the tape as it went along the centre back of the diff casing. Its all I could do without getting technical with extending the sa...