1990 Peugeot 309 Touring (Estate)

Either way, neither should have been bangered 

Citroen C15, based on the Visa but made for years after the car had been taken out of production, still loads about in Spain.

Yea it’s an odd one as the build pics on page 1 of this thread it is left hand drive, then the finished pictures it’s suddenly right hand drive

Bit of an update, with a left over tailgate and the original donor car (LHD) I made a second estate purely for racing. The phase 1 would never work on the road as the tailgate has no steel frame, the glass is structural!

Still had to roll new panels and make new gutters but it was much less accurate and quite a lot of filler was used! Notice the panel gap on the LHD one is at the back rather than near the C pillar. It was nice not having to worry too much

At least I have successfully crash tested one now in case Vosa start getting funny about the conversion!

Coke bottle doors definitely improve the line

Another update! I made a pair of coke-bottle rear doors using the bead roller and shrinker/stretcher to create the curved Z-section.

Also gave the whole thing a respray with basecoat/clearcoat and flatted it back. Looked mint but after a couple of weeks I noticed it chipped very easily on the bonnet, so I stripped the paint back off the whole car (in a foul mood!) and it turned out the basecoat was a bit greasy. I observed the flash times and recoat windows religiously and everything was clean so it must have been the cheap basecoat I think. Anyway, I was working abroad during the pandemic so I got my mate to respray it in 2k gloss, flatted and polished while I was away.

I've since finished trimming the interior. Headlining is out of a bubble Micra. Parcel shelf is extended with bits of Peugeot 206 parcel shelf. The back side windows are now made of anti-scratch polycarbonate Makrolon AR. Also tinted all the back windows. It's now the daily driver again and regularly travelling up to the North East. Hopefully that's all the major work for a while!