Introduction and progress so far

[Tatey]

The car is looking good, it is always nice to move the car into a new home so you can actually work on it!

My car has now been in 5 different homes and moved 6 times...

I have seen people use wheel dollies when space in the garage is a bit tight as it allows them to push the car right against the wall to give some space to work around it:

https://www.sgs-engineering.com/wd4000-450kg-wheel-dollies-set-of-four?gclid=CjwKCAjwzvX7BRAeEiwAsXExo41JVRszyLcTnfK c0zCrcwhDGgzTy48KXPm80U0VjYR-EQYjH2FUahoCPhcQAvD_BwE

[jps]

A good list! I've got a similarly long list, and I think it's good to
a) work through ticking things off so you can see you're making progress
and
b) plan so you're not endlessly duplicating - at least any more than you do..!

Originally Posted by Tatey

I have seen people use wheel dollies when space in the garage is a bit tight as it allows them to push the car right against the wall to give some space to work around it:

When I just had a bare chassis I had a rectangular frame of scrap 1mm 20*60 box with some castors on. I put a wooden pallet over the top, then the chassis on top of that - for exactly the purpose you describe. It helped a lot.

With the engine, box and diff now in I suspect it would struggle with the weight - but it's certainly a bit of a pain to push it in and out sometimes!

[twinturbo]

mine has a little 4 wheel trolley under the rear. I have more room but it makes moving it much easier.