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Got my 33 back home for a full restoration last week.
Took the cab off today, I haven't decided whether it will go back on as she never had a cab in 1955/6 when she was new.I put the cab on her about 1992.
Here is a photo of her ready to go in, and just to make my friend B100LOADER jealous one of her inside . Also from in there, photos of two projects in waiting, the Fordson N and Wickham pump. Trackmarshall 56 coming in next week.
Fred

I am drooling Fred
Had a look at Barry's 125 B today,smashing job the boys have done on it.
Got new plugs for the TD6,but still trying to sort the motor.
I will have to pop up to your place soon and have a closer look at your machines.
See you soon
Martyn

Yes Martin, I saw Barrys 125 last week, it looked brilliant.
Give me a call when your ready for a hand with the TD6.
Fred

Looks like your going to be busy Fred, nonetheless a nice way to be busy.

Jeremy

Will let you know when I am back down to work on the TD6,maybe Saturday.Getting the decals done for Barrys 125 B at the sign makers today.They have produced some great decals for all types of machines.We may be having the Cat club agm at Barry's next may.
Cheers
Martyn

Hello,
I've managed to remove the cab, bonnet, floor plates and belly plates this week, and given the old girl a pressure wash.
Ready to start on the engine now.
Anyone know where I can get a front half for the exhaust mannifold for the Leyland 680?
I also need a mushroom shaped pre-cleaner for the air filter with a 4 inch (100mm.) outlet. The original had a dust bottle exactly like the old D7.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Fred

Hello Fred
Great to see your project progressing.
Martyn

Nobody able to help Fred?

http://www.leylandsociety.co.uk
Try this link Fred

Site Admin wrote:Nobody able to help Fred?

Hello Holger,
"Everything comes to him who waits," or so they say.
My friend B100LOADER has come up with the Leyland Society link to prove the point. I'll get onto it now.
Thank you both for the replies.
Fred