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Ok, looks like that plastic shelf needs to come out.
Wirewheel - you said you had taken the shelf out a number of times. Was that to grease the suspension, or is there something else lurking under there that I should know about and be maintaining ?
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Now if there was a nice modern rear suspension with a monoleaf spring or coils there would be no need to worry about it 
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Ok, looks like that plastic shelf needs to come out.
Wirewheel - you said you had taken the shelf out a number of times. Was that to grease the suspension, or is there something else lurking under there that I should know about and be maintaining ? It was originally to look at the battery setup and to check for splits on the hand brake cables and to just have a general look. Subsequent to doing the look and see I then just this autumn cabled up the CTEK charger with fuse to the battery.
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Now if there was a nice modern rear suspension with a monoleaf spring or coils there would be no need to worry about it Peter, I was talking to one of the guys from Suplex and he mentioned a GRP/Kevlar monoleaf spring possibility. BUT unlike the front upgrde fitting rear springs isn't easy: Mike at Williams estimated 10 hours labour...so that is £800 to start. I'd guess the full job will be over £2K, perhaps near to £3K with new shocks, Panhard rod and anti tramp bars.
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