BN1 footwell

[catfood]

Has anyone got pictures of the pedals in a RHD 100. My car had a rather novel accelerator assembly and now I have a new pedal assembly I want to make sure I position it correctly.

Thanks

 

[catfood]

Nobody? :grumpy:

 

[British_Recovery]

If you have a parts list, a rhd cockpit is shown under Casings-PlateV and again in Mouldings-PlateV. Not a great shot, but it might help.

 

[British_Recovery]

Moss catalog shows rhd throttle assembly under "controls" and rhd clutch pedal in "clutch". Under "brakes", no rhd distinction that I see.
Bob

 

[simon1966]

I have a RHD BN1 at home in Illinois, but right now I am in Greece. I can take a photo next week when I am back if you don't have your answer before then. RHD BN1's are probably rarer than factory M's at this point.

 

[catfood]

Thanks guys. Any pictures would be appreciated.

A shame the rarety of rhd BN1s compared to original Ms is not reflected in their value!

 

[CraigC]

Steve, from the illustration in the 100 Service Manual, the RHD accelerator pedal installation is pretty straight forward. It consists of the pedal with attached operating rod and two mounting/pivot blocks.

I have attached a pic that I found in one of the albums on Bill Rawles Classic Cars Facebook page(on left) and one from JME Healey's Facebook page (on right). Hope they help.

 

[catfood]

They do thanks.

 

[pan]

Steve,
I will take a photo for you. Should I post it here or can I e-mail it to you?
Cheers,
Alwyn

 

[catfood]

Thanks Alwyn. I've PMed you.

 

[andrea]

More photos can be useful You can find 990 on BORAS BN1restoration
Magnus as usual do a great work

 

[pan]

Hey Andrea, those pictures are beautiful but they show a LH steer car. Steve is seeking RH steer photos. I will be able to help when I take photos tomorrow.

 

[pan]

Steve, sorry I did not get a chance to get the photo. I am out of town but I will do it when I get home on Monday.
Alwyn

 

[simon1966]

Opps I forgot. I'll take some this afternoon after work