Antipodean oil filter

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Antipodean oil filter

Postby BarryDalHerbert » Wed 02.09.2020, 12:22

Have a look at the attached PDF.
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Re: Antipodean oil filter

Postby tb10 » Wed 02.09.2020, 16:03

Is this a scam? A Phishing post? :twisted:
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Re: Antipodean oil filter

Postby muley » Wed 02.09.2020, 20:41

Doesn't look fishy to me.

If you're 'downunder' this is useful information.


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Re: Antipodean oil filter

Postby GeoffSmith » Wed 02.09.2020, 21:35

All it needs is someone downunder with time on their hands to update the WikiLEC.
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Re: Antipodean oil filter

Postby muley » Thu 03.09.2020, 04:23

Who on earth might have the time ?
Updating WikiLec is an excellent idea



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Re: Antipodean oil filter

Postby BarryDalHerbert » Thu 03.09.2020, 06:22

Your idea of a scam differs wildly from my definition TB10!
Where is the hook to suck people in?
Have I not just posted information?
The 26 people who have already downloaded it were not confused!

Here are two other postings from me (with suspiciously similar subjects):
viewtopic.php?f=46&t=20162
viewtopic.php?f=46&t=20163

I would indeed update the WiliLEC as GeoffSmith suggested, if (a) only I knew how and (b) was permitted to do so…

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Re: Antipodean oil filter

Postby dapinky » Thu 03.09.2020, 11:04

muley wrote:Who on earth might have the time ?
Updating WikiLec is an excellent idea



GeoffSmith wrote:All it needs is someone downunder with time on their hands to update the WikiLEC.


I am neither of these, but I've done it anyway!
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Re: Antipodean oil filter

Postby tb10 » Thu 03.09.2020, 11:35

BarryDalHerbert wrote:Your idea of a scam differs wildly from my definition TB10!
Where is the hook to suck people in?
Have I not just posted information?
The 26 people who have already downloaded it were not confused!


No worries. When I saw it, no-one had downloaded it, hence my post. The initial post was lacking information. Your subsequent post is more informative and helpful. The fact that your user profile was created on Sun 12.11.2006 at 12:08 and you only have 45 posts in a 14 year period alluded to a possible hack. Apologies if I offended but I was merely asking for the benfit of the forum members if it was a scam or a phishing download. Perhaps I won't bother next time...... :poke:

Have a great day and stay safe.

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Re: Antipodean oil filter

Postby BarryDalHerbert » Fri 04.09.2020, 09:33

Nah, s’OK John TB10, I wasn’t offended at all, amused really.

Yes, a member for yonks, to begin with just because I always loved the Elan and dreamed of owning one rather than just having the original Lotus postcard that I collected from Bell and Colvill near my brother’s place in Surrey in 1992.

Then I did knowingly buy a dodgy example (for a song) to give me something to do in my imminent retirement. And that’s when the first of the postings began.

The retirement didn’t eventuate for several years more, and after many hours and much money that green S1 Elan was still a garage ornament. Then in Jun-20 I saw a concours winning S2 gem in the perfect Mustard Yellow being advertised. And now I have got two!

I am not really sure what to do with the Green S1. They are too rare to break it up (especially in Oz*), but I don’t want to carry on with the rebuild. It would be hard to sell in its non-functioning state, needing a petrol tank and a soft top (both without splits).

My son says that he would take it on as a project, if only he had a garage to accommodate the S1 Esprit that he is rebuilding and his exquisite S1 Elise. His “sensible” car already sits outside.


* How many M100s are there in Oztralia? Does anybody know?

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Re: Antipodean oil filter

Postby tb10 » Fri 04.09.2020, 09:55

No worries and thanks for the updating post :cheers:

I believe that you can't have too many M100's .......... :oops: (no further comment) but that is the sad thing - donor cars are potentially worth more than one in need of further work. Looking back, how many cars have you owned which were worth very little when you disposed of them as potential rust buckets and now command high prices (Mk2 RS2000, Nova SR, Manta i400, Sierra Cosworth..... I could go on but I might cry!) Just hang onto the BRG one as if it owes you nothing then it will pay dividends in the future.

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Re: Antipodean oil filter

Postby robertverhey » Fri 04.09.2020, 22:53

Hope you persevere with the green one Barry. Re the fuel tank, a plastic welder in Sydney did a beautiful job on mine for about $500. Was cracked in several places, now tight as a drum. If you’re ever up this way. Hoods can be obtained from UK.....
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