New Shed And Buried Classic Cars

[bobhowe]

And then there's Edd China's road legal settee.

IIRC there was an episode of Car SOS where the vehicle they were working on had been scrapped.

It had been put in a pile using a forklift, then taken back off the pile, "restored" & sold to some unfortunate punter.

It was some variety of Italian rustbucket and the forklift experience had bent it just a tad though the newspapers & plastic filler covered with underseal obviously made it completely safe.

It's amazing what you can do with a MIG welder after cutting out all the rust as they eventually got the thing back on the road.

Ed China he done a monster truck version of a Suzuki SJ410 I watched the program unfold while he was welding a roll cage on he back of a rotten chassis you could see holes as big as your hand and then took it for MOT and it got condemned . 2 things come to mind it should have been checked for MOT first and I was surprised to find out later that Ed China used to own a MOT Testing station kind regards Bob

[DrStrangelove]

And then there's Edd China's road legal settee.

Ed China he done a monster truck version of a Suzuki SJ410 I watched the program unfold while he was welding a roll cage on he back of a rotten chassis you could see holes as big as your hand and then took it for MOT and it got condemned . 2 things come to mind it should have been checked for MOT first and I was surprised to find out later that Ed China used to own a MOT Testing station  kind regards Bob

Yes, I watched that episode a couple of months ago, it was epic.

Nearly as epic as the episode in the states where the fat guy bought some old 4x4 thing that proved to be so rusty that they changed the body once the mechanic (which was either Edd or Ant) had determined it was beyond repair.

It was really funny. I did larf.

[DrStrangelove]

Just watched the E type programme again.

How were they allowed to drive it on the road?

Just askin' like.