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Well done Ray!
What are your plans then?
Whats it like body work wise, looks very good!

Will it have a full restoration?

a bit on the frot floor on the o/s, a sill, jacking point and a rr corner valence and that is all welding wise so very happy with it.

Sounds a bargin for a Jubilee with little rot.

Do I spy a new boot lid already? Now thats fast work!!!

new boot lid was fitted b4 i got it, getting the welding done in the next week or 2 and and then start to fit all the new parts and get mot'd for end of the year.

Need 4 jubilee centre caps if anyone got spares ?

Jubilee caps I believe are the same as spitfire caps with a leyland logo on them, they come up on ebay frequently new and used, not too expensive.

I'm sure you're right Chris !!

currently thinking of selling the jubilee due to losing company vehicle, it will be a very reluctant sale to say the least if i have to part with tweety.I WOULD LIKE IT TO GO TO SOMEONE WHO WILL DO IT JUSTICE AS IT ONLY NEEDS THE REAR CORNER FIXED AND THAT WILL BE ALL THE WELDING COMPLETED. iT HAS NO ENGINE OR TANK BUT ALL INTERIOR IS COMPLETE INCLUDING THE CARPETS. iT HAS GOT TO BE THE LOWEST MILEAGE JUBILEE LEFT WITH 20,999.

that's a bummer Ray was looking forward to seeing that done it's got lots of new parts on there would be a very good project for someone :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

Be a shame to move it on again so soon :?
I am sure there are people around on here who were looking for a Jubilee to do up, but not sure if they are prepared to then put hand in their pocket?

Well I would love one but I cant have two cars yet!

got a new everyday runner at a good price so will be keeping the jub and over the next couple of weeks the welding will be finished and we'll get all the running gear on and move forward with this resto.

Great news