Triumph TR6 Restoration Part 18 - Retrimming Interior Panels

Fitting the windscreen frame to this TR6 was an absolute headache. Turns out the scuttle was out of shape.
Meanwhile I started retrimming some of the interior panels with a thicker foam than original and the results were fantastic

[@elderberry2255]

Never say never mate…remember you are carrying your own load. The weight you feel are the rocks of perfection you placed in your pack. I know you will finish this project, take a break and go again. No musician puts down a guitar or closes a pianos lid and walks away for good. The car looks fantastic and whoever buys it in the end will have a fully restored classic, with video evidence. Your legacy will be on the road for many many years to come. She is testament to your professionalism!

[@treetopspider]

Thanks mate. Powerful motivational words there. What you are seeing are the negative traits of a perfectionist. Anyway, the screen frame is now done, so I can now press ahead to the finishing line

[@WalkerFilms101]

Really love the videos! They really make me want to work on a car! I selfishly hope that you change your mind and work on more cars in the future!

[@jimclarke5822]

Hello Johnny You are inspiring other with all your videos.
Best of all ,you find ways to fix things yourself save money and have pride in your skill. I really appreciate you making all the effort.
You have a car you can take out for a spin or to a Triumph meet and know you did it all on your own.

[@treetopspider]

Thanks Jim, For me, learning new skills is great fun. Its what makes the restoration interesting.

[@steveledger270]

So great watching your channel. You seem like a likable guy and a good companion for a pint!! Wish I was in the UK, but can cheers ya from pennsylvania in the US where my 76 is getting CPR after sitting for 15 years.

[@treetopspider]

Hi Steve. I think my wife's opinion of me would differ from yours😆, but thank you for that great complement. Cheers!
Johnny

[@art1muz13]

Keep going, you’ll get there. The trim looks really nice
Take care.

[@treetopspider]

Thanks Artemus. I'm past the worse (I think).

[@demetrisdemetrious8702]

It takes a lot to do what you have done and are doing on this car, you need so much in your armour, and you have it all, i can understand the frustration the windscreen has caused you, this car will be one to have, it now has a personality as well
Its looking really fantastic, take a breather and you will be entering the finishing line
All good!!!!!!

[@treetopspider]

You and I both know it wouldnt be any fun if there wasnt a bit of stress involved😆. As much as I get despondent at times, the satisfaction of overcoming the challenges I'm faced with is a great reward.

[@TheKnacklersWorkshop]

Hello Johnny,
The trim looks really nice and good news you’ve found a solution for the windscreen... keep going, you’ll get there.
Take care.
Paul,,

[@treetopspider]

Thanks Paul. I really enjoyed making the trim sections. Ive learnt a lot from this project

[@jimclarke5822]

Hi I hope you are doing well happy Holidays all the best to you and yours 1:07

[@ralphcap2476]

Great work your getting close to the finish line can’t wait to hear it roar.What exhaust are you planning on going with.

[@treetopspider]

Thanks Ralph. For the time being I'm going to keep whats on there, but budget permitting I may put a stainless steel sports exhaust.

[@georgeryan603]

The expression on your face when you see the rat is hilarious…… Almost to finish line , keep pushing through…

[@treetopspider]

I shat myself 😆

[@corylwillrise]

It’s not an interfering head anyway