15-01-2025, 10:47 AM
I love the little aluminium plate repair at the bottom of the B post! Yes, a lovely original car, you can’t manufacture patina like that.
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Late Ruby/Pearl Door Card Carpet
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15-01-2025, 10:47 AM
I love the little aluminium plate repair at the bottom of the B post! Yes, a lovely original car, you can’t manufacture patina like that.
15-01-2025, 11:41 AM
My Ruby is an early and so will not be exactly as yours Martin but I attach some pics which may be useful and may give you a clue to a way forward.
Whilst I move the originality, unfortunately Ivor I was not too enamoured with the numerous aluminium patches, pop rivets and copious amounts of body filler that appeared when stripping my Ruby and the extensive rewelding required....
15-01-2025, 05:24 PM
Yes by all means, but there is no carpet on it at all, just the smaller door pocket,could you send me by PM your email address as I don't know how to attach photos here, so I will email them.
Yesterday, 10:47 AM
(15-01-2025, 11:41 AM)Denis Sweeney Wrote: Whilst I move the originality, unfortunately Ivor I was not too enamoured with the numerous aluminium patches, pop rivets and copious amounts of body filler that appeared when stripping my Ruby and the extensive rewelding required.... I have to agree Denis pop rivetted plates aren’t ideal but the are a particularly period feature!
Yesterday, 06:01 PM
Actually thinking about it Ivor my comments are a bit rich, my first ever car was an Austin A40 Farina which I found to be a total rust bucket which I put a complete new floor in with ………. Aluminium and pop rivets including the sills and copious amounts of filler……mea culpa, doh!!
Yesterday, 11:21 PM
I think we are all guilty to some extent, the floor of my Ford Anglia 100E was patched with oil cans and underseal!
3 hours ago
Luxury! You were lucky. We used to dream of having a floor in our Cortina...
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