Images of the “beautifully patinated” WRECK

Looking under the bonnet for the first time
The sliding roof had a 1" gap under which rain flooded in
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I’m experimenting here, but the gallery I am offering is of actual photo’s that have been taken along the way.  Don’t forget, The ‘facilitator’ of the purchase of the £6000 beautifully untouched patinated (WTF does that mean actually?) RP

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