Hi Mate,
Thanks for the encouragement buddy, needed when I’m outside freezing my n*ts off working on the car
The dilemma is I do have a garage but it’s got my gym stuff in it which to be honest has been a god send during this lockdown as keeps my sanity but at the same time means the coupe is sat outside
Tried to see if I could fit both in but no chance, and that big house dream with a double garage is way off!! Plus I’ve got 3 other cars so just struggling for space.
I have bought a good quality cover but it’s never dry enough to get the cover on and paranoid of scratching the paint work or causing the micro blisters. I know the weather will do more harm to it so do intend to get it covered over but would welcome peoples thoughts on will the cover cause any issues like blisters in the paint?
I hear what your saying on the rust front, I know it’s probably worse than I can see and I’ve not took the back seats out yet to see if the badge holes are sealed/removed so could be a nightmare, but fingers crossed. Have got a dehumidifier in the car trying to keep the interior as moister free as possible.
I’m sure will be a labour of love and I’ve just completed a mini restoration on my Z3 so tackling rust I can cope with but the z3 is all bolt on panels so easy in comparison. Done welding in past careers but never on cars but got a good fabricator as back up if needed.....but fancy having a go!
Starting on the rust is the next job and fingers crossed it’s not a horror story in the making