anyone coming to the tranny tech session tomarrow happen
to have a spare Spit raditor top hose/thermostat housing
they care to sell me? thanks
Paul Tegler
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For all UK members (and anyone else who wants to join in!) -
This Sunday (and the 23rd April for every year from now on) has been
declared by the FBHVC (Federation of British Historical Vehicle Clubs)
as Drive It Day, one day when as many as possible will get their
historic vehicles out and drive
I'll be driving Huxley (the fuel injected Mk1) a lot this weekend. I am
participating in the British European Auto year that is starting in Phoexix,
AZ and will wind around Northwest AZ, stopping in Flagstaff and returning to
Phoenix on Sunday.
I am praying for good weather and no breakdowns!
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This Sunday (and the 23rd April for every year from now on) has been
declared by the FBHVC (Federation of British Historical Vehicle Clubs)
as Drive It Day, one day when
Here's a list of parts available. Please contact me directly.
Thanks, Ken C
MKIV / 1500 LHD Spitfire Parts for sale;
Center console tunnel cover - black - $15
Temperature control level - $5
Heat distribution lever - $5
Demister vents, r l, Cappings, r l, - $25 for set
Steering knuckle
...If you're at a loose end on Sunday, drive your Triumph to
Brooklands, it will be an experience...
Well, thanks for the invitation Bill, I'll consider it, but it's a bit
of a hike from Aberdeen... ;)
Richard
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Where those seal goes? Is it between the wheelarch and dash or in front of
the rear wheelarch ? I got that car in pieces Spitfire MK3 1970.
Paul
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I assume that by dash you mean firewall...
On my '72, those rubber flaps look like they
have never been removed, and they are clipped to
the front side of the wheelarch. It seems
wrong, though, because that way they do not
seal very well, and they do not prevent the wheelarch
from rubbing against
Hey, Everybody! Just a note to let you know that the Spitfire database
monthly update is now online.
http://members.cox.net/spitlist/
If your car is not there, please register it.
regards,
Joe Curry
Arizona, USA
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