Triumph TR6 Restoration Part 5 Rebuilding The Rear Suspension

How I restore the parts before refitting

[@cheftush]

Huge difference. Your perseverance is paying off! Well Done! Cheers, Tush

[@keiththeodosiou]

I really do admire your dertermination! As you say, it pays off not being lazy about the restoration and to be honest, if I was minted, I would buy that off you when it's done no hesitiation. Can't wait to see the finale!

[@treetopspider]

If this was anything else I'd have given up on it but it owes me so much, Ive got to keep plodding.

[@TheKnacklersWorkshop]

Hello Johnny, Good to see your a lot happier this episode... The attention to detail that you pay is very impressive... See you on the next one. Take care. Paul,,

[@treetopspider]

Hi Paul. I'm always happier when things are going my way haha

[@elderberry2255]

Fantastic progress mate… it looks a million dollars. Keep going as your definitely turning her around. As you say the best is yet to come!

[@treetopspider]

Theres a lot of satisfaction in doing things right. I cant wait until Ive finished the final quarter and get started on the bodywork

[@elderberry2255]

@@treetopspider totally agree…. We love the detail mate; the devil lives there but that’s the place to go!

[@art1muz13]

I truly am proud of you''SPIDEY'', you do great craftsmanship work! Keep going as you're definitely turning her around. At 16:39 would that be Muriatic acid?

[@treetopspider]

Thank you Artemus. I refuse to be beaten by a plie of metal. THIS IS SPARTAAAAAAA!!!!! I'm not sure what type of acid that it. All I know is, it bloody hurts if you get it in a cut.

[@art1muz13]

@@treetopspider you know what is strange? I have a favorite saying "THIS IS SPARTA!" I am not kidding my kindred spirit brother.

[@treetopspider]

@@art1muz13 Its in my Greek blood hahah