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by nitroman » Sat 25.09.2004, 20:03
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by niall » Sat 25.09.2004, 21:15
Those wires do look great.<br>Presumably they keep the juice in as effectively as braided brake hoses?
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by stevieshag » Sat 25.09.2004, 23:33
That is 1 gorgous engine bay... <br>need we say more....
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by Doug » Sun 26.09.2004, 04:00
Matt, what's with those wheels!?! Not even Lotus emblem centers

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by Paul.P » Wed 24.08.2005, 13:52
Can't remember who it was, but some kind person from over the pond sorted some of these wires out for us before, any chance of doing it again ?
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by nitroman » Thu 25.08.2005, 05:48
Anyone could step-up to do a group-buy to a single UK shipping destination, that is the only savings. I mean, you can buy them one-off from him even if you live in Nepal.
http://www.kingsborne.com/3fs.htm
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by techlectic » Fri 26.08.2005, 04:00
Where did the pic go?
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by Doug » Fri 26.08.2005, 07:25
techlectic wrote:Where did the pic go?
they're back!
just fixed the code which got fouled in the Forum conversion

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by nitroman » Sat 28.01.2006, 04:19
Kingsbourne sent me all 6 colour samples they offer today. Since sometimes computer colours lie, let me say that the grey is actually not as dark as it appears, it is more of a medium-grey. Also the red is truly red, not an orange-red like the picture would have you believe, and the yellow is brighter with no hint of mustard.
That said with the chrome-lace topping (see earlier pictures in this thread) these retail for $42.50-USD each. I just shipped a parcel airmail to Sy & it cost $40-USD for carriage. Shipping from Kingsbourne to me is about $6-USD.
Anyway if there is an overseas interest I am willing to take your order and handle the transaction with Kingsbourne if someone else is willing to receive the entire order in the UK and distribute once in-country.
I can find out what the wires without chrome cost. These are 8mm wires. If you want 7mm (the Lotus OE size) they only come in blue, red and black... exactly the colours you see here but only 1/2 the choice.
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by Sy V » Sat 28.01.2006, 19:13
Two sets please, one yellow: one red - urgent!
See StripeyII thread...
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by Paul.P » Sun 29.01.2006, 15:31
One set of the chrome wires please !
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by nitroman » Sun 29.01.2006, 20:02
Paul, chrome with what underlying colour? See the 6 options in the picture above. Thanks, Matt
I guess I should put a cutoff date on wire orders. What do you recommend?
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by Dico » Sun 29.01.2006, 21:25
Top man Matt
1 set of blue with chrome please.
Matt, in the top picture on this post how have you got the plug cover so bright? is it painted or just buffed up? would it be fine just to buff it up?
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by Doug » Sun 29.01.2006, 21:39
it's definitely painted
would be a perfect part for shiny Jet-Hot . . . .
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by Paul.P » Sun 29.01.2006, 22:05
nitroman wrote:Paul, chrome with what underlying colour? See the 6 options in the picture above. Thanks, Matt
Matt, with red underlying colour please. Thanks, Paul
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by nitroman » Mon 30.01.2006, 02:07
Doug wrote:it's definitely painted
would be a perfect part for shiny Jet-Hot . . . .
It is Jet-Hot.
Paint works just as good. I had it painted at one time. But I would whack it & chip a piece of paint off. Now I don't have that problem.
If you had a way to get into the small long crevices this would be a good piece to polish as it is aluminium.
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by nitroman » Mon 30.01.2006, 05:48
OK, I am sending off an email Monday as they are 3-hours behind me being in California. That will give me one more chance to check this thread for additional orders. So far, all with chrome cover I have:
Sy - yellow, red
Dico - Blue
Paul P - Red
Me - yellow, green
We'll sort the finances later.
Sy, I am shipping these on to you as you were the victim of a surprise attack by an Al-Qaeda sleeper-cell rat. My experience is that they have a very quick turn-around, even though they assemble to order.
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by nitroman » Mon 30.01.2006, 05:52
BTW my daughter was here this weekend and they just so happened to have an episode of "Victory by Design" on the Speed channel which focused on all the Lotus race cars. This allowed me to show her where the whole BRG with yellow-stripe paint-job originated. I think it made her warm somewhat to the idea.
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by Enright » Mon 30.01.2006, 08:14
Can I go for a set of red and chrome please?
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by woody » Mon 30.01.2006, 08:48
Can you put me down for a set of Red/Chrome as well please.
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