Episode 9 - TR4A Body Off 

Thanks toxaq, kind comments, would be great one for car clubs and restorers to own - will shortly be up on the baulycar.com website.

Thanks, John, for the kind words much appreciated

Thanks, G, yeah the space is nice, but should be full of projects! I'm delighted to have a Morgan owner viewing the channel too, thank you!

Name trauma - had to have a 4/4. I LOVE the TR4A, future project. Keep the videos coming!

Thanks, Ed! Was fun sharing ideas with you on where to lift from! Yes I'm secretly keen to lift the body off another car to see how quickly I can get it done :)

Thanks, Jonny, haha, that would be great! Thanks for the kind words.

Thanks, Doug, if that helps other TR owners that would be great

Thanks, Bernard, haha some tomato's would have been nice! Yeah its in good condition under there, although the battery tray area and drivers' floor needs work

Thanks, Jamie, yeah Triumph didn't make that many with the Live Axle option, quite a cool thing

Thanks, Gavin! Hope the camper is coming along nicely!

By proper engineer I mean not Brian from British Layland in the 60's

Thanks, Demon, haha, yeah if the effort of the frame saves problems down the line then it will have been worth it - I reckon its a lot safer lifting using the frame too!

Thanks, Sam, very much appreciated, the right tools always make things easier!

Thanks, Paul, kind words, much appreciated. The SD1 Vitesse (the only one in Dubai!) is in the shop for a few little fixes, another British Leyland stable mate!

Hi MyFast, thank you for the comments, very kind indeed. I’m pleased to update that the lifting kit is available to order on our website www.baulycars.com (kits have gone out to US customers already) - feel free to drop me an email at info@baulycars.com

Cheers, Jamie, yeah I'm looking at making a rotisserie that connects into the lifting frame and using outer roll hoops to keep the underside clear of anything, if that works. The lifting frame is ideal for a dipping operation, but finding a company that's done lots of classic car shells is a challenge... I think I'm doing it myself.

Thanks, Noun, all the way back to the start!

Thanks, Tehammel, much appreciated, I'm making it available to buy as a kit, will be on the website very soon! www.baulycars.com

Cool! Just added your site to my favorites!

Thanks, Chef!

Thanks, 6!