Actually been making a bit of progress with this.
After finishing the welding on the rear arches, I felt it was time to get it in for an MOT test. I want to have the car road worthy for a few reasons really.
1) I want to know what the engine and gearbox are like.
2) It stresses me out having more than 1 immobile car at the house!
3) It'll be nice to have a back up car for the odd day when needed.
I'll be collecting as many genuine Citroen bits as I can over the next few years ready for stripping the car back to a bare shell for the full resto
Anyway, got the old girl loaded up on the trailer and dropped it off for the test.
It failed but not too bad at all really.
Tiny hole on a chassis leg, couple of balljoint boots etc. The biggest job was the lowering springs weren't compressing the top mounts properly under full droop. I was going to put the car back to standard ride height anyway but this just sped the process up!
9 days later...
It passed it's MOT with the rear lower than the front, 2 steel wheels on etc. Now that it's MOT'd I plan to tidy it up as best as I can ready for a few days out in the summer.
First up was to get the rear beam raised to match the standard height front. This didn't take long at all as fortunately whoever lowered the car previously had greased the bars up

I've been very lucky as the pins on the beam are in great condition!
I must be getting old as I reckon it looks great back at standard ride height!
I also managed to obtain the cars original mirror caps and petrol cap off of a previous owner!! Whats the chances of that??
So bar fitting an orange side repeater that's about as tidy as I can the nearside for now. The bodykit is pretty bad but I have a brand new one tucked away for the rebuild.
Plenty to tidy up on the o/s next....