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Looks like it's been used to launch boats into salt water
Think that is a very fair assumption.
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Think that is a very fair assumption.
tomcat59alan
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I do hope you're talking about the fuel filler inlet pipe clip you cheeky bugger TonyYou cannot get a small enough jubilee clip to fit the other thing you may be thinking about. He would need a fuel hose clip for that.
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Of course what other fuel line clip would i be referring to.
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Because you wash it off? Or more salt for longer in slushier conditions in Scotland?
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I have UK and a French P38, neither are that rusty, I have never washed off the hubs.
Exactly.
However, it's not "that" bad!
The bumper bolts practically fell out today.
The radius arms are back on and bolted, but what a mission! Had to use a ratchet & strap to pull the axle back into line... What fun!
So tomorrow it's bumper time
