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Karmann Cheetah No.29 Restoration by Clare and Marv Jennings
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| This is the restoration of Cheetah No.29 expertly done by Marv and Clare. Although the Cheetah had been repaired in the past, these repairs did not last and a full restoration was required. The restoration started on the 8th December 2013. |
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169. A generous coat of protective paint. |
170. The new rear end. |
171. The offside. Slightly better condition but still needing work. |
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172. Below the side door. |
173. The complete length is cut away. |
174. And a new section is welded on. |
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175. More protective paint. |
176. The rear iron is painted too. Onto the next task. |
177. Marv working out where the wall boarding should be positioned. |
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178. You will note the two different board types. |
179. Clare applying Briwax to the wallboards. Briwax cleans and polishes. |
180. It's a lot of polishing. One wall down and another to go Clare! |
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181. The wall is done at last. |
182. Clever use of the wallboarding. |
183. Preview of the external wall in the toilet. |
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184. No time for rest, onto the other side. |
185. Although the pattern for the wall boarding will be almost identical in pattern to the nearside it does need some thought. |
186. Slowly getting there. |
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187. Still going. |
188. The offside wall is complete. |
189. Ready for mounting on the Cheetah. |
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190. All done. |
191. Offside lounge wall. |
192. The bottom of the wall is given more protective paint. |
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