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Kens wife Tina had both her knee replacements done together approximately 5 years ago so she will know exactly how to nurse Ken back to good health. The little nurses uniform she may wear would have...

Such a shame that Ken decided to leave this site as not only was he and his lovely wife really nice folk, his workmanship is absolutely mind blowing. What a fantastic car in every sense.

Heck it is going to be a shame to put the body over that beautiful frame. I appreciate you posting for us Bob as Ken is the one of two that I miss the most due to his outstanding workmanship. That is...

Oh please use disposable gloves when using product like that as once on your skin very very hard to remove and you certainly don't think your lovely wife Tina will want your dirty mitts all over...

Hi Ken,can I add a little advice on the sealer adhesive? Any urethane sealer/adhesive needs minimum 2mm of thickness between the two surfaces to bond to full strength so if your bows are within that...

Excellent job so far and I wish you well with the welding job in front of you,but heck it can't be any worse then welding up your stainless chassis.
Joke time..... hammer and file finish ????
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Heck Ken, we will make you a bodyman yet,what if genuine Visegrip brand clamps, a flipper (now that might have you thinking) and unknown brand of panel hammer on the cowl panel, (snapon would do) you...

Good to see you back focused on our Tudor Ken, and it is looking good.. Now me and old retired panelbeater wouldn't of thought of doing those neat little braces for the roof support. You see i would...

Yes Ken,the steering wheel does look rather large but I agree with Uncle Bob,fit up the door and if possible fit the drivers seat and sit your rear in there as have a feel of the situation. I...

Hey Don, you and your sons are up there too in the craftmans stakes and with Ken, Jim Robinson, Techinspector, Bob Parameter and many more I am sure that I will remember their names once I have...