Here's how I did the one for the Herald- also fiberglass
First, I plotted out where the hole goes for the shifter, and the diameter
needed based on the old cardboard one. Then I drilled small holes around the
circle I'd drawn- first about 1" apart, then a second set 1/2 that distance,
then anothe
At 06:55 PM 9/23/02 -0700, howard hoover wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>I just got a fibreglass tunnel for a GT6. It did not have the holes
>drilled in it.
>
>I can figure out the spacing ok, but have never drilled fibreglass before.
>
>I am thinking goggles and mask. What else do I need to do?
Good idea wi
Hi all,
I just got a fibreglass tunnel for a GT6. It did not have the holes drilled in it.
I can figure out the spacing ok, but have never drilled fibreglass before.
I am thinking goggles and mask. What else do I need to do?
Thanks in advance,
Howard
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In a message dated 09/23/2002 1:19:20 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
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<< This is what I woke up to this morning when I was leaving for work. It
turned out the two cars where own by the people who lives in the house where
I parked my car in >>
Next time keep an eye out in
I had someone call my car an "Old Beater" one day while I was at Canadian
Tire. I replied, "Nice truck you must live in Navan."
Local joke, people can be so mean. Heh
A.
on 9/23/02 6:40 PM, Dave Chu at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> I was finished taking the pictures when I saw the lady who own
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or just shitheads...nice lookin brg spit...
richard
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> I guess
> some poeple are just very territorial and inconsiderate.
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Hi,
Firstly, appologies for the cross posting, but I this may be relevant to many
people. I spoke to a TSSC member this evening regarding a severe problem seemingly
caused by some dodgy brake fluid. This stuff was apparently bought at the TSSC
International weekend about 3 years ago from an
Hi Folks, I am still looking for a MkII bonnet, does anyone know where i can
purchase one. It does not have to be perfect, but repairable at least.
Cheers..
Happy Spitting...John
Spit Mk II (1966) in bits..or as some would say (in restoration)
Spit Mk III donor car (
There is a solution to this problem - call the police. But you never know,
that could come back to bite you as well. I find the best way to avoid this
kind of problem is get to know your neighbors - they are less likely to do
this again if they know you fairly well. Good luck!
-Original Messa
I didnt think tailgaiting was legal.Sue 'em for everything you lost that
morning, thatll teach them some manners.
Happy Spitting...John
Spit Mk II (1966) in bits..or as some would say (in restoration)
Spit Mk III donor car ( I am nearly a collector)
Mk IV chassis with all
Dave,
Interesting. However, since a Spitfire can turn on a dime,
*S*
Brad
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-- Dave Chu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
From: Dave Chu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: bad morning
Date: Mon, 23 Sep 2002 16:17:43 -0400
This is what I woke up to this morni
This is what I woke up to this morning when I was leaving for work. It turned out
the two cars where own by the people who lives in the house where I parked my car in
front of. I live just a few house to the left of them just across the street. I
guess
some poeple are just very territorial an
Ken St.John wrote
I thought I'd try something that John
> McCartney had suggested. I bought two band clamps (79 cents each) and put
> them on the drive shaft (if the balance weight is at 12 o'clock - the
> barrels of the clamps are at 3 and 9) All I know is, I was half way to
work
> befor
Hi Sam,
Check out the "1973 Emission Control Systems" link at
http://www.triumphspitfire.com/Quest.html.
Sam Gentry wrote:
> I am putting my 73 GT6 back together and I don't know where all the vacuum
> hoses go. If anyone has a 73 (the 72 is different) take a look and let me
> know where a
Don't forget that your seats are "handed". Even though the early Mk3 lowback
buckets appear identical, they are not. The wider side of the seatback goes
towards the center. If a previous owner removed and replaced the seats, which
is very likely if they were ever recovered, and placed them back
Hey listers,
Thought I'd report on this past weekends playing around. Yesterday
was a beautiful morning and while the rest of the house was asleep I pulled
the car out in the sun to work on some nagging problems.
First I fixed the inside drivers door handle - again. A generous
ap
One solution:
Put a strip of wood under the outer seat runner, somewhere between half &
three-quarters of an inch should do it (bolting through the wood), to tip
the seat inwards fractionally, just enough to allow the frame to clear the
seat.
At first you may feel you're sitting slightly awkwardl
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