DAPPH
as dyslexik as I'm daft
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Isn't that an Austin A35 ?
I had one for my first vehicle when I was just turned 19 in 1969 , it was first registered to a grocer in 1958 IIRC.
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I had one for my first vehicle when I was just turned 19 in 1969 , it was first registered to a grocer in 1958 IIRC.
Johnnybravo
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Yes it is.
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Scalarocco
Smile, or I'll bite your leg...
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Leaf springs. Possibly SJ413?
Johnnybravo
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It’s so low you cannot get anything underneath
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It’s so low you cannot get anything underneath
That one had a Suzuki SJ chassis and running gear.
Hood
I am obsessed.
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These have just arrived.
I had previously bought similar F Clamps from Zoro and really liked them so was going to buy more but saw these on Rutlands at a much better price so decided to give them a try, feel just as good so far, so here's hoping. £40 plus £7 delivery for the 6
Last week my 0-25 Quantumike wouldn't switch on, tried another battery but still no go. Can't complain too much as I have had them quite a while and I only paid about £100 for them, maybe slightly less. I was going to send them in to Mitutoyo to see if a repair was economical but then saw the guy I got some from before had some again so bought one, arrived last week and it was £110.
I had previously bought similar F Clamps from Zoro and really liked them so was going to buy more but saw these on Rutlands at a much better price so decided to give them a try, feel just as good so far, so here's hoping. £40 plus £7 delivery for the 6
Last week my 0-25 Quantumike wouldn't switch on, tried another battery but still no go. Can't complain too much as I have had them quite a while and I only paid about £100 for them, maybe slightly less. I was going to send them in to Mitutoyo to see if a repair was economical but then saw the guy I got some from before had some again so bought one, arrived last week and it was £110.
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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New boots.
Soime portable fire.
Some history.
Maybe some beer?
One case of "What has the world come too?"
What is this?
New Boots..
Fire in a can.
1920's German Range finder for a 35mm camera.
Some beer?
Maybe?
Removed from sale in a Antique centre and given to me.
I will let you guess why.
Any one know what this clamp is for?
Soime portable fire.
Some history.
Maybe some beer?
One case of "What has the world come too?"
What is this?
New Boots..
Fire in a can.
1920's German Range finder for a 35mm camera.
Some beer?
Maybe?
Removed from sale in a Antique centre and given to me.
I will let you guess why.
Any one know what this clamp is for?
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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It does not fit either, dan or norberts neck.
Well, not with them screaming as I tried.
JMS1972
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Let us know how you get on with it. I thought it looked like a great project.
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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This engine came why way today, as a parting gift and thank you to me.
Sad I may not see the shop for a while, but I did enjoy my time.
1946 SE1 Mamod Engine.
Sad I may not see the shop for a while, but I did enjoy my time.
1946 SE1 Mamod Engine.
Onoff
In the land of the unfinished project I am King!
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After a very wet trip out today, I returned home with this project, it should keep me out of trouble (possibly..) for a while, but definitely poor-ish....
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3.0L V6?
I'd jack the engine up and slip a Capri underneath...
Scalarocco
Smile, or I'll bite your leg...
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Will do, but it's going to be a slow burner!
zzr1200
Working at 650 ft on open steel work.
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Most Capri's, I've looked at/seen up for sale lately, could be swept under the engine, plus have nothing to bolt the engine too....
Rannsachair
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An old tin storgae box:
Onoff
In the land of the unfinished project I am King!
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Most Capri's, I've looked at/seen up for sale lately, could be swept under the engine, plus have nothing to bolt the engine too....
You're not kidding, my 83 Cabaret in the garage "sheds" rust without me even touching it!
The 83 S shell is in much better condition...I think. When I rescued it it had been hand painted black about to have a V12 put in.
@Johnnybravo If you rock up at my place in that A35 I'll think that they've resurrected the Mother In Law (God forbid) - she drove one for years
