That is - my wife has permitted me to spend a couple of hours a week in the garage. Whoop!
So, to pick up where I left off (over 18 months ago)... I started having a look at fitting up the doors.

Passenger side not too bad. I dug out the smiffy's bits door mounting gear I bought which is very nice to work with when you have to take the door off and on again 100 times.

Bottom edge needs a little trim.

Then laid the skin on but didn't want to embark on such a scary job on day 1, so left it there for now. :)

Will put the skin on this door as my next job. Have been looking around for tips but I guess its just a case of gently hammering the edges around the frame? Any words of wisdom much appreciated. :)
Hey, good to see you back on the mini Richard. I'll be following the progress.
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