Thread: 51 MG restoration.

Indeed a shame, but here is the top of a fender this morning after 2 days in the shop. I simply cannot keep up with it!

About like living in Laredo.
When it did rain the first water off the roof was brown

Yeah, we had some high winds last night and the ridge vents were open.
I expect most of this was blown off the rafters. I have to hit it with a leaf blower every few days.

Originally Posted by MikeB52

Lovely fall day up here so had to get out and enjoy it.
May be one of the last top down days his season sadly.
Don’t want to put her away quite yet..

Great looking car and indeed a beautiful day Mike.

This is interesting at least to me.

https://www.mprnews.org/story/2022/1...caked-with-mud

Around here the big challenge is pollen. It tends to be fairly sticky and if you don’t wash it off is grows algae in no time.

Originally Posted by RezDog

Around here the big challenge is pollen. It tends to be fairly sticky and if you don’t wash it off is grows algae in no time.

This was my first thought but around here it is the wrong time of the year.

Guess it’s humid all year where you are Shaun? Figured maybe not so much in the winter but just guessing.
Winds been knocking the leaves out of the trees like gang busters last couple days. Sad to see the colours go.
Next up, 5 months of stick trees.

Originally Posted by MikeB52

Guess it’s humid all year where you are Shaun? Figured maybe not so much in the winter but just guessing.
Winds been knocking the leaves out of the trees like gang busters last couple days. Sad to see the colours go.
Next up, 5 months of stick trees.

Yes, there's lots of stick trees, but at least we have our Evergreens.

Ive been waiting for the third freeze. It happened tonight. Guess I will spend a few hours on my days off getting the leaves up. The snow we had a couple nights ago loosens them up so they make stick trees fast.