But after some thought, this is the plan of attack:
1. Fit driveshafts (now painted but need new boots fitting).
2. Fit rear hubs.
3. Rear brake discs and calipers.
4. Fit handbrake cable to caliper.
4. Brake lines from 4-way unit above diff to calipers (copper to braided).
5. Brake line from master cylinder to 4-way unit.
Started by fitting a rivnut for the 4-way unit:
More difficult than it sounds - the hole is too big really and I destroyed 4 rivnuts before cunning use of a soldering iron got the job done.
As I plan to start on brake line routing, I thought I'd better check where the steering column goes:
Raised a few concerns about proximity of brake pedal to column and if I've done the 'grommet from Hell' properly.
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