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From: Dan Canaan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> A missing pin isn't all that uncommon. I didn't like the way it was
> designed though and have used a overly long bolt that enters and exits the
> bellhousing through the yoke for easy replacement.
The original pin is held i
A missing pin isn't all that uncommon. I didn't like the way it was
designed though and have used a overly long bolt that enters and exits the
bellhousing through the yoke for easy replacement.
-Vegaman Dan
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>From: "James Carruthers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>
>however when we removed the gearbox - we found that
>the pin that hold on to the part that pushes the clutch wasnt there - the
>old
>gearbox worked - and I dont think it came out when we removed it. So I
>think
>Ive been using a gearbox
At 07:45 10/13/2002 -0700, Ken St.John wrote:
>Rule number 1: Know what it's worth (or what you can buy it from a vendor)
>before you go bidding. Same applies to swap meets and pawn shops! (These
>are $2.99 each at Spitbits)
People pay for these? TRF gives them away with a decent order.
Andy
For those of you that are contemplating next years RBRR, this could be useful..
Happy Spitting.John
Title of item: HAYNES TRIUMPH ACCLAIM 81>83
Seller: mvzy
Starts: 07-Oct-02 21:41:23 BST
Ends: 14-Oct-02 21:41:23 BST
Price: Starts at #1.00
To bid on the item, go to:
http://c
Hi Listers,
Firstly thanks to all those who gave me the encouragement and tips - my
account isn't receiving mail at the moment - but a fellow lister told me I got
some replies - and sent them to me by other means. Hopefully I should get them
all when it starts working again.
Well. erm.
bwahahahahaha I paid $2.00 apiece (car show special) for these from Nigel
(Spitbits)about 18 months ago, that's barely more than the shipping. They're
normally only $3.45 apiece according to his catalog.
What some people will bid stuff to on Ebay...
still laughing...
Bill J
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Rule number 1: Know what it's worth (or what you can buy it from a vendor)
before you go bidding. Same applies to swap meets and pawn shops! (These
are $2.99 each at Spitbits)
Oh well - hope the buyer is happy with them.
Ken St.John
'74 1500 "Lil' Red"
'65 Mk II Project "Ol' Blue"
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HHH (Hello Herald Humans),
How's that for an acronym (my apologies to the happy
warrior, Hubert Horatio Humphrey).
I asked on the list a few weeks ago about the correct
tire size for a Herald.
My Questions and Andy Mace's Answer dated Tue, 24 Sep
2002
Q:There is a sale on locally made radial tir
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