Recent content by catman275
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A lady friend of mine many years ago suffered with that problem.
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In your second pic, it bolts onto the bracket under the door lock and when closed, engages into the fixture on the body. I believe they were fitted to support the door when a spare wheel was on the back.
by the way its a series 3 1982 swb.
A bit expensive for what they are but I have a few...
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You feel good when you find the problem.
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It's the light coloured material. at the centre. It appears I was a bit abrupt with my request for information. my apologies.
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I don't have one, but I have a couple of large chunks of brass which I can utilise.
cheers.
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Find yourself a safe clear space going downhill, then switch off the engine and freewheel down. See if it stops. Take care if you have power steering of course.
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I've just found this Ray Milland and others. But there are two landys at the start, one a fire engine. If anyone is interested. Only seen 10 minutes so far.
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This was an abandoned project of my eldest son. Everything else has beeen repaired or replaced including new chassis. I am rebuilding with another son. Almost complete.
On another note, I have seen comments regarding the rear check strap. Has anyone used a gas strut there?
cats.
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Thought I would show you a little bit of rust for your amusement I've run out of gas so I cant weld it up, got the bits though. Hope you are all well anorl.
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Bolt plate part number mrc5509. shown in the book as fitting the seat rail to the seat box.
Only one supplied bottom of pic.
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Hi folks,
As the header says ..why only one? Does it fit the petrol tank side?
any ideas. Cats
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Well I'll have to see when the time comes for fitting.
Thanks for the input.
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Hi again,
I had a rummage through a box of old rusty grubby nuts and bolts etc. And found these, only two but......see attached photo. This was a discontinued project of one of my sons many years ago and this is what came with a pile of bits.
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Thanks for the reply,
There must have been so many alterations in the past I dont know what held the seat in place.
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Hi folks.
Does any one know the actual size of these brackets, And where they fit at the front?
They are rather expensive for a simple bracket and I like bending metal and drilling holes , so I was going to make some.
Thickness/hole size/dimensions etc. Photo attached , the bracket is at the...