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Slowly....... Work and Christmas stopped play, the upside though, is at least they both provide funds
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Slowly....... Work and Christmas stopped play, the upside though, is at least they both provide funds
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Slowly....... Work and Christmas stopped play, the upside though, is at least they both provide funds
Work, Christmas and a muddy play day you mean
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Work, Christmas and a muddy play day you mean
Ha ha ha Yes Ok I'll admit muddy play day may have hindered the process somewhat but hey..... All work and no play etc
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Has anyone refurbed a steering wheel??
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i will be when i get to borrow one as a temporary replacement, mine is the nice wire spoked one
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go to the scrappy and get one off any old austin such as metro maestro montego i think the older rover steering wheels fit aswell for a fiver or so its worth a dabble for a temporary wheel im pretty sure mini ones fit aswell
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Looks like a good starting point to do as you like but for me I would keep it original.
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go to the scrappy and get one off any old austin such as metro maestro montego i think the older rover steering wheels fit aswell for a fiver or so its worth a dabble for a temporary wheel im pretty sure mini ones fit aswell
that would work if i had the later three spoke steering wheel that has a nut under the centre, i've the prettier earlier wire spoked wheel that has a clamp bolt
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Surely you'll be fitting one with an airbag if you're letting the Doris drive it buddy? :behindsofa:
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Surely you'll be fitting one with an airbag if you're letting the Doris drive it buddy?
She as got her own built in
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She as got her own built in
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a metro/maestro/mini etc steering wheel wont fit if it is the type of steerign wheel that is held by a pinch bolt. the shaft is a different diameter. a series 3 will fit these wheels however. my series 3 has a black rubber soft metro steering wheel, it sort of suits the series 3, aswell as giving more room and not covering your hands in sticy black **** whenever its damp.
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Now it's a bit warmer maybe I'll be able to get on a bit better.............
WARNING today I willbe dragging Arthur out for an airing. Feel free to stop for a cuppa/chat and have a good look safely.
Don't want a repeat of yesterday thank you.
Chap in a series 3 109 was so busy waving and staring he wasn't looking where he was going for several 100 feet........
WARNING today I willbe dragging Arthur out for an airing. Feel free to stop for a cuppa/chat and have a good look safely.
Don't want a repeat of yesterday thank you.
Chap in a series 3 109 was so busy waving and staring he wasn't looking where he was going for several 100 feet........
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Been trying to find how much wiper motors are.... Have found some new ones (that dont look right) for about £50 each and proper ones recon and otherwise for £30 - £120 each.
So, question is, if you had a wiper motor for sale how much would you want for it?
If it were me, I'd want top dollar unless you were a genuine enthusiast, LZ'er, mate or all of the above. Then I'd think £30 would be about right!
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So, question is, if you had a wiper motor for sale how much would you want for it?
If it were me, I'd want top dollar unless you were a genuine enthusiast, LZ'er, mate or all of the above. Then I'd think £30 would be about right!
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I think £30 is spot on.
ps .... I don't have one!
ps .... I don't have one!
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If an 80's fender one will fit I can get you one cheap
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Cheers Andy
Cheers Dr ........... Erm too lol. It probably could be made to fit but I wants proper ones what are independant and go outta synch
Cheers Dr ........... Erm too lol. It probably could be made to fit but I wants proper ones what are independant and go outta synch
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I came for a look at the progress you made.......................................
Fair point I'll attend to it asap!
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