Martin1945

How about using a roof rack

Photos Did you not have your phone

Mine looks good and works well Ive a got nice festoon light in mine

Your right there was no cover for the light

Your Item 2 answer If its worth doing no matter how small do it well. Have lots of tea and patience to hand

Hi Alex I had the same with my car. The bits I thought were good were not. Especially the A frame and the chassis areas

My car is now completed And all being well You will be able to see my Triumph 1968 Herald 1360 Estate CXC990G on the Club Stand at next 2020 NEC Practical Classic Restoration Show.

Before I started having this work done on my 1968 Triumph Herald 1360 Estate. I was advised: You cannot repair the chassis properly with the tub in place. Potentially I could be opening up a can of worms. The same is applicable with you You wont know how big the can will be nor how big those worms are until you start and take it all apart. Be prepared for supprises Only one word is applicable COMMITMENT Best of luck. Martin

Im considering having one fitted to my 1968 1360 estate. Please let me know if you find a supplier/installer. Stay safe Martin Spiers

Been there done that. I still dont know of any easy paths to take. Just take things one day at a time

Why not order some flat neoprene off eBay and cut one out. That's what I did. It cost me about £6.00 Use 200mm x 500mm x 2mm GENERAL PURPOSE SOLID NEOPRENE RUBBER SHEET VARIOUS SHEET SIZES & THICKNESSES

I have a Triumph Herald 1360 Estate that is currently coming to the end of a complete body off restoration bringing this car back as close as possible to the day it left the factory. Anyone have any idea how many 1360 Estates are currently on the road? Martin

Can anyone please confirm is the drivers side door the same on all heralds and vitess's saloon convertable estate's Would said door be interchangable on every model of the triumph herald.