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Steve, Hope you can see what you need from these. If not, let me know. it's hard to get light in there! Leon
Thank you to all for the support and suggestions. I know a little bit about metal and welding but I have a lot to learn about the British cars and you
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I am rebuilding a 1976 MG-B that I purchased non-running. There are a few 'modifications' to the electrical system, particularly in the motor compartment. I found a module that is mounted on a...
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Re: Looking for the Voice of Experience
Steve,
LeGrande Today, 12:54 AMHope you can see what you need from these. If not, let me know. it's hard to get light in there!
Leon