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No problem taking a day off before talking the frustrating bits, Jack. That's good for the soul. Don't want to get angry at Ms Agatha or at yourself. /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/grin.gif
That's why it's a hobby. I've learned the hard way that at times you need to walk away. Otherwise broken parts and injuries can result. (Don't ask me how I know....)
Excellent Tony, guess that may be the Choke cable and the rubber bits for the firewall. I may just get this thing driveable next week. At least around the neighborhood.
From my years and years of experience working on bugeyes I suggest always putting aside a pleasant and easy 'no brainer' for the times you start breaking things or hurt yourself. Then you go over and do the simple one, lets you finish on a positive note.
Repaint the little white numbers on your shift knob, make one of the kids bleed the clutch.
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