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by Specky » Tue 02.11.2010, 19:56
Specky wrote:One at a time kids...
Or the gloves will be off and I'll have to stick the boot in...
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My two clues for both photo's were wasted then....
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by RayD » Tue 02.11.2010, 20:08
Correct Bob,
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by lotusdriver » Tue 02.11.2010, 20:34
RayD wrote:Strangely, the thing it is fastened to is different on a USA car ... but I’d be surprised if you don’t have them.
They were only fitted in that form on series 1 UK/ROW cars, the equivalent function on the Feds's and S2's being performed by a much smaller part (lifted from the Esprit iirc) and fitted to the trailing edge with two small machine screws per stop.
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by bobbrown » Tue 02.11.2010, 22:23
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by Monty » Wed 03.11.2010, 00:20
Back of the facia, ie were the cig lighter, ash tray and switches are

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by bobbrown » Wed 03.11.2010, 00:32
off you go monty
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by Monty » Wed 03.11.2010, 16:51
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by Specky » Wed 03.11.2010, 17:11
Beats meIt'll only make you dizzy...
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by steve matthews » Wed 03.11.2010, 18:23
Carpet blanking collar. Goes under map pocket at rear of console.
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by Monty » Wed 03.11.2010, 21:13
steve matthews wrote:Carpet blanking collar. Goes under map pocket at rear of console.
Me thinks.
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by HJ2 » Wed 03.11.2010, 22:49
Yet another plug wire fixture...
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by steve matthews » Wed 03.11.2010, 23:04
Yes and where does it live?
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by esprit888 » Wed 03.11.2010, 23:48
steve matthews wrote:Yes and where does it live?
Slips in the end of the valve cover
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by tweetdriver63 » Thu 04.11.2010, 00:22
Here's one:
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by Brit-Car-Nut » Thu 04.11.2010, 00:45
Voltage Regulator for gauges
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by tweetdriver63 » Thu 04.11.2010, 02:54
Brit-Car-Nut wrote:Voltage Regulator for gauges
Nice. Fuel gauge voltage regulator. I thought it would be obscure enough to take longer for somebody to get it. I guess I underestimated the knowledge on this board.
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by Brit-Car-Nut » Thu 04.11.2010, 02:57
I will eventually find something I think would be a challenge, but meanwhile, someone else put up an item.
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by Specky » Thu 04.11.2010, 06:47
GeoffSmith wrote:Heavy duty spring.jpg
don't forget this one!!!
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