Thanks for taking the time to do it with the marine vinyl, it saved a bit of money, plus it looks great. As always you are a master at whatever you tackle. Anybody who wants to see this car when its finished is welcome to visit me in Mississauga, or at the British Car show next September. Keep crackalaking on the “customers” TR6!!
Elin, what is really great and so appreciated is your ability to address so many aspects of the Triumphs. You have background and experience in it all ! Thanks very much for your efforts
Not boring... always entertaining and informative. I hope to be going through the same steps on myTR6 later in the year, I know that I will be re-viewing most episodes of this 1970 TR6 series as they includes so many great tips and insights to the actions needed to complete a restoration. Thank you.
Elin, You are becoming quite the entertainer! Funny bit with the "dirty" windscreen. I watched several episodes of your Spitfire restoration last night. I highly recommend them to your loyal viewers while they wait for the next episode of your current project.
If you can't touch it it is too hot. Sounds right. 🙂 What a beautiful job. That the manufacturer pieced it to save material is not surprising. When you are redoing it wrapping it seamlessly makes sense, especially when you are a specialist for this kind of work, as you are. Thanks so much for letting us look over your shoulder.
Epic bit of highly skilled work we were witnessing there Elin. Thanks also for the comedy which I'm sure you need yourself when doing such a difficult and demanding job. I'm not getting bored with your series on John's TR, but ringing the changes will no doubt please many.
your a funny man and its just great you choose to spend a lifetime on TR6 cars as this is my baby...i have owned one since the 80,s and love them....and watch your channel a LOT :)
Nice work as always Elin and saving money to boot always a bonus! Nice to see you doing all the work for once rather than Rusty Dog who obviously exhausted and taking a nap.
Excellent informative video again. I know in "Lets Talk" you said your not a teacher but you have been the best for myself, Thanks Elin. Keeping my fingers crossed you get time to return to ANNA, appreciated your business is priority.
Definitely not boring, Elin. I don't know why viewership would drop off after the 1st video. Each one is a step along a crash course in completed Triumph restoration! The people who stop watching the series probably have unfinished restorations in their garages! 😅
It’s great to experience your humour Elin, it tells me that you’re also having fun along with us lucky viewers! (To me it’s the sign of a man still working far inside his potential) live long and prosper my friend 🖖
I had to change the windshield bottom trim as well as the glass surround 10 years ago, the inside part was pretty good, so I left it alone. I do not remember having any difficulty installing the gaskets, but after about 7 years, the glass surround broke at the bottom center where it is "welded" creating a small gap. The gasket you have not yet installed ends up about 6 inches below the windshield frame, almost to the door switch for interior light. Your vinyl covering looks great, I may try that when I install my frame. FYI Rimmer brothers has the re-trim kit for $111.82 plus shipping and a long wait.
Hey Elin, your 'helper' at 31:36 should be put to work on the GT6! lol Just think how much work we all could get done on our projects if we could only clone ourselves!
I like the way that the TR6 windshield frame itself is removable, unlike mine on my Triumph Vitesse, but I'm kind of glad I don't have to bother about vinyl wrap. I would however highly recommend injecting the windshield frame with a rust preventative fluid, it's easy to do, using the sun visor holes and probes. Especially aiming for the bottom of the A post corners
Not boring at all.I love that you show the whole process of the job,not just a little bit.I wait every week for the next video on this car.Thank you Elin.Are there going to be any videos on the white Tr6 that keeps showing up in the back ground?
Hi Elin, Great bit of upholstery work, very impressive and at last somewhere to rest your elbow for a selfie!! It would have been nice to have been introduced to the new boy in your garage who appeared at 31:35, next time maybe? Your videos boring? No absolutely not. All the best!!
I had to clean my glasses when I thought I seen 2 Elin's in the video!! LOL! Is the windshield frame going to get painted the color of the car or does it stay black? Great video!! Cheer's!
Thanks for taking the time to do it with the marine vinyl, it saved a bit of money, plus it looks great. As always you are a master at whatever you tackle. Anybody who wants to see this car when its finished is welcome to visit me in Mississauga, or at the British Car show next September. Keep crackalaking on the “customers” TR6!!
Elin, what is really great and so appreciated is your ability to address so many aspects of the Triumphs. You have background and experience in it all ! Thanks very much for your efforts
Not boring... always entertaining and informative. I hope to be going through the same steps on myTR6 later in the year, I know that I will be re-viewing most episodes of this 1970 TR6 series as they includes so many great tips and insights to the actions needed to complete a restoration. Thank you.
Your videos crack me up! So informative AND entertaining! Great job.
Thank You Elin. Great presentation as always. 🎅🎅
Turned out great. I really like that marine vinyl.
Elin, You are becoming quite the entertainer! Funny bit with the "dirty" windscreen. I watched several episodes of your Spitfire restoration last night. I highly recommend them to your loyal viewers while they wait for the next episode of your current project.
If you can't touch it it is too hot. Sounds right. 🙂 What a beautiful job. That the manufacturer pieced it to save material is not surprising. When you are redoing it wrapping it seamlessly makes sense, especially when you are a specialist for this kind of work, as you are. Thanks so much for letting us look over your shoulder.
Thanks for posting Elin, You have a wonderful sense of humour!
Really interesting, the quality of your videos is great and continues to improve. I think I’ve watched them all
Epic bit of highly skilled work we were witnessing there Elin. Thanks also for the comedy which I'm sure you need yourself when doing such a difficult and demanding job. I'm not getting bored with your series on John's TR, but ringing the changes will no doubt please many.
your a funny man and its just great you choose to spend a lifetime on TR6 cars as this is my baby...i have owned one since the 80,s and love them....and watch your channel a LOT :)
Great tip on the glue. Liked the way you fixed the heat gun. By the way, that same guy left an unfinished car at my place.
Nice work as always Elin and saving money to boot always a bonus! Nice to see you doing all the work for once rather than Rusty Dog who obviously exhausted and taking a nap.
Excellent informative video again. I know in "Lets Talk" you said your not a teacher but you have been the best for myself, Thanks Elin. Keeping my fingers crossed you get time to return to ANNA, appreciated your business is priority.
With this task in my future, I found this to be VERY helpful. I can’t imagine doing some of these tasks without this helpful guidance! Thank you!
Definitely not boring, Elin. I don't know why viewership would drop off after the 1st video. Each one is a step along a crash course in completed Triumph restoration! The people who stop watching the series probably have unfinished restorations in their garages! 😅
It’s great to experience your humour Elin, it tells me that you’re also having fun along with us lucky viewers! (To me it’s the sign of a man still working far inside his potential) live long and prosper my friend 🖖
I had to change the windshield bottom trim as well as the glass surround 10 years ago, the inside part was pretty good, so I left it alone. I do not remember having any difficulty installing the gaskets, but after about 7 years, the glass surround broke at the bottom center where it is "welded" creating a small gap. The gasket you have not yet installed ends up about 6 inches below the windshield frame, almost to the door switch for interior light. Your vinyl covering looks great, I may try that when I install my frame.
FYI Rimmer brothers has the re-trim kit for $111.82 plus shipping and a long wait.
Beat me by 23 seconds!
Boredom is not a problem for me. What you are doing is great.
Multiplicity Elin, multiplicity 😃👌
It’s coming along nicely Elin. Not boring at all!
Definitely not boring! I've been dreading finishing the inside of the windshield and now I'm not thanks to you.
Nice work as always Elin you are a master
Don’t change a thing. Nothing boring about your content or presentation!
Hey Elin, your 'helper' at 31:36 should be put to work on the GT6! lol Just think how much work we all could get done on our projects if we could only clone ourselves!
I like the way that the TR6 windshield frame itself is removable, unlike mine on my Triumph Vitesse, but I'm kind of glad I don't have to bother about vinyl wrap. I would however highly recommend injecting the windshield frame with a rust preventative fluid, it's easy to do, using the sun visor holes and probes. Especially aiming for the bottom of the A post corners
Not boring at all.I love that you show the whole process of the job,not just a little bit.I wait every week for the next video on this car.Thank you Elin.Are there going to be any videos on the white Tr6 that keeps showing up in the back ground?
Hi Elin, Great bit of upholstery work, very impressive and at last somewhere to rest your elbow for a selfie!!
It would have been nice to have been introduced to the new boy in your garage who appeared at 31:35, next time maybe?
Your videos boring? No absolutely not.
All the best!!
Good job buddy, I’m waiting for you to put the glass in so I can do mine…thanks in advance.
Why stop at one. We want the Elin brigade. 😁
Definitely made me laugh!
Even a small triumph equates to a ton of work. Does the hood stick up a bit on the passenger side?
Zoom zoom 😊
Is there a link to the specific marine vinyl that you used?
I had to clean my glasses when I thought I seen 2 Elin's in the video!! LOL! Is the windshield frame going to get painted the color of the car or does it stay black? Great video!! Cheer's!
I believe the colour of the frame depends on the year of the TR6
First!!
Is there a link to the specific marine vinyl that you used?