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Re: UK to Canada Shipping by JPSmit @ 42 seconds ago

Originally Posted By: MCSHey JP just remember if you need to bury me the receipt book goes with me, its the big white book. I really think cremation is the way to go here - then there's no danger of anyone ever exhuming the evidence
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Jump to new posts Re: Don't run over those wire fences! by rick_ingram @ 10 minutes 46 seconds ago

How are all of those technicians going to fix it....with blindfolds on....or is this a test?
Triumph
Jump to new posts Re: TR3 Fender Skirts or Spats by vivdownunder @ 28 minutes 9 seconds ago

The Roadster Factory used to sell fender spats about 15 years back - part # 552083 at $299.95 per set. They might just have a pair still in stock, or the patterns to make them up, if contacted. TRF also had the fitting hardware, which was a bit tric
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Jump to new posts Don't run over those wire fences! by PAUL161 @ Today at 05:01 AM

I wonder why my drive shaft is making such a funny noise??
Triumph
Jump to new posts Re: How far is to far on a restoration? by toysrrus @ Today at 04:34 AM

Howdy Folks, I`m going to be picking up my `57TR3 Small Mouth on 12-05-09. My Bugeye is Sold. The funds from the Bugeye will go directly into the TR3 ASAP. My plan is to have her completed by Mar. 2010 (LOL). I estimated the "Driver Cond Rest&
Austin Healey
Jump to new posts Just realized this... by fordtrucks4ever @ Today at 04:12 AM

I bought my big Healey in June '95. To this day, I have not even bothered to take a single picture of it. A friend that found the car for me did snap a few shots when it first arrived still on the trailer. Is this a bad thing?
Triumph
Jump to new posts Re: Inner fender progress - welding pictures by AweMan @ Today at 03:57 AM

Glad I`m not grinding for you *SMILE*. No seriously, After you dress up what you have there, look closely for pinholes or anything you have left that isn`t welded and weld those areas. You wouldn`t want moisture entering behind that patch. As far as
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Jump to new posts Re: TR3 Fender Skirts or Spats by toysrrus @ Today at 03:47 AM

Originally Posted By: TwoshedsOriginally Posted By: Twosheds I have seen spats that are cut away to clear knock-offs, though. Hi Folks, I had a `57XK140 Rdstr with "Disc Wheels & Spats". I liked the look both ways (On & Off)on t
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Jump to new posts Re: TR3 Fender Skirts or Spats by toysrrus @ Today at 03:35 AM

Originally Posted By: Andrew MaceRandy, you are correct about TR2s having "dedicated" hubs for wire wheels as opposed to the adaptors used later, but that doesn't help with the clearance. It's the up-and-down motion that one needs to worry
New Member Introductions
Re: Austin-Healeys by toysrrus @ Today at 03:11 AM

Howdy Austin Healey, "Welcome Aboard" the train to LBC heaven. Here you`ll meet a buch of nice folks in the "Austin Healey" Forum. Fire away with questions, comments, "Pics" (We all Love Pics) & simply enjoy the rid
New Member Introductions
Re: MGB in L.A. (lower Alabama) by toysrrus @ Today at 02:55 AM

Howdy bamabreeze, "Welcome" to the Wonderful World of LBCs & the "THEE" best Brit Car Forum anywhere. Introduce Yourself & Your "B" to the "MG" Forum folks and have Yourself a Good Time there. As ment
New Member Introductions
Re: 79 mg midget 1500 by toysrrus @ Today at 02:52 AM

Howdy gregsdrum, "Welcome" from Pickens, SC as well. I guess you already know where to go for "Tech Questions & Answers". Have Fun Here, Regards, Russ
Austin Healey
Jump to new posts Re: Rear Brake Rotors by BUNDYRUM @ Today at 02:34 AM

Hello mwagon, That last site is good to have, yes so is the time to be able to go through it. Thanks very much. Best regards, bundyrum.
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Jump to new posts Re: Why Do Some People Expect .......... by rick_ingram @ Today at 01:21 AM

Originally Posted By: AngliaGT Unless he contacts me & lowers the price,I'll pass on it.I'd be willing to pay $500 more than I sold it for.The car still needs a few things done to it,+ I figure that it would cost $1200-$1500 to go & get
MG
Re: University Motors Auction Tomorrow (Grand Rapids) by rick_ingram @ Today at 01:15 AM

I'm here in Grand Rapids and will be attending the auction tomorrow. Not sure of the online bidding status of items....I have a gut feeling that things will go for "insane" money...but I've been wrong before...I came up to visit with friend
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Re: Calendars by RickB @ Today at 12:52 AM

Originally Posted By: RichBallRick You would have like Febuary if you had been there like you should have. Rich Ball '76 Midget Everett, WA You got it, ah well - there's next year!
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Re: '69 BE on craigslist Seattle for $2700! by RickB @ Today at 12:51 AM

Originally Posted By: kellysguyOriginally Posted By: RickBIn his opinion it would make the perfect car, a Bugeye with a trunk. I was just wishing the other day that I could reach straight back and get things out of my Midget trunk like a Bugeye.
Triumph
Jump to new posts Re: Check out the bodywork tool on this episode by rlwhitetr3b @ Yesterday at 11:07 PM

That was interesting. I watched the rest of the Dino videos. I wish I had the skill of the guy fixing the cars.
MG
Re: The Prince of Darkness strikes! Dead starter by TOC @ Yesterday at 10:44 PM

Nah. Just didn't remember the type in yours.
Spridgets
Re: UK to Canada Shipping by MCS @ Yesterday at 10:42 PM

Hey JP I am looking, just need to find the pilot with a big suitcase. If I wait two years I will be the guy. Looking at frontline tube shock conversion for the front and the back. Also looking at the rear frontline disk brake kit. Crazy yes, but not
MG
Re: Electrolytic Rust Removal by RGarcia @ Yesterday at 10:34 PM

Nasty but effective, rather than this, I like more the sand blasting method, but requires the equipment.
The Pub
Jump to new posts Re: Kool Klock by BabaKahawa @ Yesterday at 10:19 PM

Great idea........ Christmas is almost here!!
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Jump to new posts Re: Kool Klock by bgbassplyr @ Yesterday at 10:11 PM

How often do you have to oil the clock?
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Re: Best valve cover gasket? by nomad @ Yesterday at 10:07 PM

3M trim adhesive between valve cover and gasket. Gun grease between gasket and head. Gasket stands up to many removal's. I'm with Hap, Payen gasket seems the best. I have a pile of substandard ones on hand to keep for emergency. Keep them stretched o
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Re: Best valve cover gasket? by kellysguy @ Yesterday at 10:05 PM

Originally Posted By: dklawsonKellysguy,I'd like to pick a couple of points you mentioned and apply them to what's been said by others. How do you feel about ketchup on eggs and the use of steak sauce?
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